francesca, from your experience you have now turned that into a vocation.is welcome, but do you think there is a lack of understanding? people do first aid at work, you wouldn't necessarily as at work, you wouldn't necessarily as a parent go and look for first aid courses unless something has happened. my boro have taken this on board and we are teaching at across five centres. that means that 2000 people have now learnt paediatric first aid. it could save a life. i teach mums and grandparents, them coming and not knowing and leaving with confidence to do it. you just never know, do you? you do your best to chop up the food to the right side. but it can still happen. to chop up the food to the right side. but it can still happenlj to chop up the food to the right side. but it can still happen. i am aware of things like olives, chocolates, hired lollipops, children put everything in their mouth anyway and they can chalk from being very young up until five or six. for it to be a free option and a two hour workshop, it is accessible for everybody. if you canno

that's a great way to deflate his balloon and make sure he's a blip in history. >> francesca chambersuestion for you, as well, governor. >> i wanted to follow-up on something you said. you said you wanted to make megan rapinoe a secretary of state. you gave it in a deadpan way. many people are wondering if you were serious about that. >> well, not entirely. two things, i know she would do better than the trump administration. number two, the reason i mention mentioned meghan, she is playing for our team in seattle. we're proud of her. if you listened to her speech during the ticker tape parade, you see it as an tit sis. i thought her speech encapsulated what our approach must be to work with people, rather than tear up alliances. to have a message of hope, rather than anger and fear. we can be more effective on foreign policies. that's true in the climate crisis. we need to lead the world and engage with the world to have a hope of saving our children and grandchildren. i think her message is perfect. i haven't asked her about this. we'll leave that as a tongue in cheek thing at the m

2018 was certainly a barometer for that and we succeeded. >> the president, francesca, is going on the campaign trail. what are we expecting from him? >> he will be talking about this tonight, i guarantee that. i think what's really important here is that he had another opportunity yesterday to sort of clean this up. and he was asked where is it that you want the women to go? and he was very defiant, looked straight to the camera and said wherever. right? >> or they can stay, he said. >> or they can stay or they can leave. he knows exactly what he's doing with his comments right now, particularly as he heads into this election, as he heads into this rally this evening. the other day on the south lawn, i was the person who asked the original question about it. he lectured media on why don't they just ask about manufacturing? if you saw those photos, he came absolutely prepared to talk about this. all of his notes were absolutely on this topic. he knows exactly what he's doing and where he wants to take it. >> how much of a moment was this for the speaker that this did unite her caucus?

[applause] >> hi, my name is francesca. i go to south edmonton high school. i'm 17. and rec is really great. i love working with the kids because in the future, i plan on working with juveniles so learning how to guide them really helps. overall, it's really great. everyone has such a great bond and working with the kids and having those fun field trips and cooking experiences with them has really taught me how to really engage myself with other people and new people and really making sure that kids have a good time because when i was a kid, summer camps weren't like this and it's so much better now. it's great i get to help out the kids like this. thank you. >> thank you. [applause] >> hi, i'm oli, and i'm 17 years old. one thing that i really love about work recreation is that i was a camper at the tennis camp where my dad worked. the great thing is i was able to go from a camper to my fourth year as a 9910, and it's taught me as a camper, i remember the day i was counting down until i was 14 so i could work. it's been great to work with kids and i see myself in so

. >> francesca, theirst to win, phil mickelson broke through in 2013.o of his four titles johnson at stored saint andrews at a playoff. henrik stenson in that credible dual with phil mickelson. royal birkdale, everything that happened at the 13th hole. molinari held off tiger woods & company to win the clarity jug. back out to the second. we saw the trouble off the tee from mcdowell late of the bunkers. this is his long putt for birdie, mark. >> been playing defense this entire headline. >> in fact, i was downtown in portrush and i was schooled on how to say mcdowell. we say mcdowell, they say mcdowell here. >> wsay korhonen from finland. >> a very solid player on the ropean tour, second victory earlier this year. working his way up in stature to the professional level. >> just wants to gouge it ut front, run up the slope, take the steam off of it. i'd sayhat's pretty good from a pretty gnarly lie. >> he'll have a crack at birdie. look how this hole has changed from yesterday to today. birdies better. they moved up the tee. 376 yards still but the wind

here to break it down for us is francesca bacardi. page six senior reporter.or joining us. i'm a huge taylor swift fan but i read this story and this is a money show, i know taylor swift has more money than god so when i read a story where she's the victim, i kind of wonder about what is really going on here. couldn't she have just bought her own -- i mean, she has more money than god. she could have just bought back her label and her songs she wanted to, right? what's going on? >> i think that's the question everybody is asking. if her masters mattered so much to her, why didn't she by herself or with a partner, an investor of some kind, buy the masters outright. her former label, big machine, said in a statement that it actually did offer her the opportunity to buy them or actually acquire them herself numerous times, and she rejected them. in text messages posted by the founder of big machine, he said that she ultimately decided she wanted to move to universal music group because while her masters were important, she had a bigger future and there was more t

and, in fact, the president has confirmed they're happening tomorrow, francesca.the past have warned about the dangers of disclosing the timing of such operations, the same kind of thing we get from military operations. don't say exactly what we're doing and where we're going. so why does the president continue to publicize it? >> president obama wants to make it clear to illegal immigrants that if they come to this country illegally, they are subject to be deported. this was something, by the way, that we heard about on the stage behind me today here at the netroots nation conference. there was a panel of women, including rashida tlaib, who were talking about this very subject and about the conditions for the migrants in the detention centers and also the i.c.e. raids, and saying that this is going to be very traumatic and very scarring for these migrants and illegal immigrants, and it's something they'll never be able to forget and it's a very, very dark time in our nation because of the president and his border policies. >> and there will certainly be after-eff

and francesca howard -- >> greg: can we read the rest of this, please? i guess you don't. >> jesse: that was a bad acid trip. >> lisa: you know about that? [laughs] >> greg: i have it on good faith that that is the innermost circle of hell. >> juan: really? i thought it was a little bit disconcerting, because it looked like animals, they enter more fake cats, but on the other hand, the art looks terrific. the dancing in the singing. >> emily: incredible. also tom cruise still has a need for speed, maverick is back in a highly anticipated sequel to "top gun." ♪ i mean, nailed it. that i also got chills on. comes out 2020, jennifer conley is an interesting decision, but i am interested to see it. >> jesse: from the original cast playing one of the commanders at the school, going to make so much money. every red blooded american age 15-80 -- >> greg: this is not a guy movie. it is a movie for women. >> jesse: you think it is a movie for women? >> greg: look at emily, she can barely control herself. >> emily: not for the reasons that you are saying, because

francesca tripoti. assistant professor of sociology at james madison university and an affiliated researcher at data and society. dr. tripodi's research focuses on how partisan groups interact with the media and the role that community plays in understanding what constitutes news and information. she received a ph.d. and an m.a. from the university of virginia, an m.a. in communication, culture, and technology from georgetown university, and a b.a. in communications from the university of southern california. our final witness is dr. robert epstein. dr. epstein is an author, editor, and longtime psychology researcher and professor. he is currently a senior research psychologist at the american institute for behavioral research and technology and he is a contributing editor for "the scientific american mind." he's also the founder and director emeritus for the cambridge center of behavioral studies in massachusetts and former editor in chief of "psychology today." mr. prager, we'll start with you. >> mic

amy hart, laura harrison — friend of chris taylor and claudia allen is the sister of contestant francescaed to. it's been fun. but also, you know, with the whole heartbreak situation, that was tough to watch for myself and close friends and family. of course. in terms of managing these jobs, i bet it must be a full—time job, managing the social media accounts. absolutely, the minute you wa ke accounts. absolutely, the minute you wake up in the morning, on my way to work, your lunch break, the way home, or evening, it's like, it's been crazy, absolutely mental. in terms of the response she's had, she seems to have received quite a lot of support for her decision and supported to leave the villa and leave him behind. what do you think that means for her commerciality, she seems to have been everywhere since she came out? as you say, we've not had somebody who's walked before. there's been people that have walked to follow a coupling that have been dumped but where cheese walked out on her home, that hasn't happened before. —— on her own. it's been great for her to put herself out there but