geraldine has four children — most. hi, how are you? geraldine has four children and _ most.our children and is _ most. hi, how are you? geraldine has four children and is dependent - most. hi, how are you? geraldine has four children and is dependent on - four children and is dependent on her universal— four children and is dependent on her universal credit _ four children and is dependent on her universal credit payments. i her universal credit payments. trying my hardest, that's all i can do. that's what anyone can do, just try their hardest, but it's like our hardest is just not enough. im’ith hardest is 'ust not enough. with -rices hardest is 'ust not enough. with rices for hardest isjust not enough. with prices for food, _ hardest isjust not enough. with prices for food, groceries and energy bills set to rise much higher in the months ahead, geraldine and millions like her are hoping for help, but bracing themselves for the worst. coletta smith, bbc news. in the uk, the knock—on effects from today's rail strike are expected to disrupt services into thursday. more than 4

geraldine: i like to find something on the historical record that is extraordinary. would be implausible. it needs to be a story where you it needs to be a story where you can find out everything. i am looking for the voids that the imagination has to be deployed to fill. >> what you think it would be implausible? it's >> fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities but truth is not. truck this time it is centered on lexington. a resource born in lexington kentucky in 1890. celebrated for his victories on the track as well as for siring numerous other championship horses. >> it was not just in the south park it was a national obsession. the only thing i can compare it to is it is like the nfl and everybody or was one generation away from having a course. >> so she was a celebrity? >> yes. >> reporter: her imagination was fueled by a reference in which lexington is, "led by black jarrett, his groom." other figures around the horse became characters in the novel. i have not been at all aware that the thorough bid industry in thoroughbred industry in this country was bu

they say on the set geraldine says, i am very glad that i have the opportunity to show the clear to bethe cover of playboy in the form of a queer person without breasts, but with a hairy chest. this incredibly inspiring to expose the model even more denis did not want to be sexy, but not in the fact that you see more legs in the ass or chest, it is in the inner strength of a person. we tried a lot of clothes, when we were filming we tried about eight or nine different looks, we settled on the black mini board and took a lot of pictures. just in a white shirt, but playboy selected exactly the photo in a black mini-card. denis for the last time . i was in ukraine in september last year and until february 2022 i was going to take a series of pictures on bullying mariupol teenagers. i wanted to show that, in principle, teenagers in mariupol and in hamburg are no different from each other. listen to a new level of just this homosexual hell of the so-called liberal democracies, the west seems to have reached the stratosphere already. however, it would be more correct to say, reached the bott

according to the statistics, there is a one in 60 chance of dying while based jumping. despite this geraldine fast not believes that danger is controllable. the pin fellow, when you jump off a rock faced, it's all about nature, dearly humpy, you high top climb, look at the animal, feel the air. and since if the conditions arise are, then you shall flight path over the terrain you put on the wings. this and get ready, are we so it's a clear everything becomes calm and quiet and then you fly away. so really the 40 year old has spent more than half her life jumping off mountains all over the world . and nowadays, she's accompanied by her husband mid island. pardon that it didn't, that is trans. i'm labeled to the building and it does was the bottom spending the rest of your life with someone who doesn't understand what we do would be completely impossible wound a dust was on to ma. hm. is not to the to should stay by. there's no way it would work, the long run should been domina, and that ignited be seen, but doing this together is great, should stick assuring what you love doing with your partn

butjust a few minutes later the swiss were given hope when geraldine reuteler made it 1-1.nd one from victoria pelova. netherlands will meet france in the last eight. there were five goals too in the group's other game — but all of them went to sweden — as they thrashed portugal. sweden were always in control at leigh sports village — two first hald goals from filippa angeldahl and an own goal meant they led 3—0 at the break. two more goals would follow in the second half — this solo effort from stina blackstenius sealing an emphatic win. so this is how group c finished, sweden going through as group winners with defending champions netherlands going through as runners up. that goal difference may be crucial as it means netherlands now face the very impressive france in the quarter finals. that's all from sportsday. coming up next, its click. sport — we love it. it's fun to watch, fun to play, there's huge money at stake, but there's always the risk of injury. we're becoming more aware of the long—term health effects associated with playing certain sports — and that include

i mean, obviously he won every every state including geraldine. ferrar's new york. he went every state except walter mondale's minnesota in the district of columbia, but i got to meet him because at that time republican presidential candidate seoul new jersey is competitive and they came and campaign and here is ronald reagan and hammonton, new jersey in september 1984. it was code captain of the field hockey team is a senior and i had been blueberry princess, so i got to meet him. it was only a brief encounter, but you know how that goes and you're hooked, and i know you know that because you have you been the counselor the consultant for the advisor for so many strong leaders in your party, but across this country, and i know now you mentor so many young people and so you've seen on both sides and we have to remind ourselves that those chance encounters can be so incredibly important to people and it was to me but you grew up and before we get into candidates and there's so much in your book that i've learned about not just the republican party, but also some of t

jeffrey brown talks to pulitzer prize-winning author geraldine brooks about her latest novel for oure series, canvas. jeffrey: geraldine brooks took to writing about 10 years ago and she quickly became in her words horse crazed. >> you are suddenly interested in learning about forces, acquiring a horse, caring for a horse, thinking about the horse. think about how to better care for the horse. it is a consuming interest. aren't you beautiful? jeffrey: the 66-year-old australian born writer began her professional career as a journalist. >> my first job in journalism after having a double major in government and financed sent me to the sports department to cover the races. jeffrey: she would make her name first as a foreign correspondent and then build a second career as a writer of best-selling historical fiction, known for her rigorous research. including the pulitzer prize-winning "march." in her new novel, she's again looking to the past, the antebellum south. she joined us recently at holly hill's show stable in massachusetts. >> i like to find something on the historical record t

. >> geraldine tally -- >> reporter: victims of gun violence showing president biden at the white house the first major gun legislation. >> no community is immune to the fallout. rather the fallout is landing in our backyard on a weekly basis. >> reporter: congress passed the bill last month in the wake of recent mass shootings in buffalo and uvalde. >> this requires enhanced background checks before purchasing a gun. >> reporter: a father shouted at president biden to do more. president biden is calling for the return of the assault weapons ban of 1994 that help helped pass when he was a senator. >> in that ten years, it was law, mass shootings was down. the law expired in 2004, and those weapons were allowed to be sold again, mass shootings tripled. >> reporter: just last week another mass shooter used a high powered military assault weapon to kill seven people at a july 4th parade in highland park. >> we believe in protecting our citizens from these kinds of weapons, but if the states around us don't, then what are we to do? >> reporter: the white house says it's also celebrating the

he went every state including geraldine for us except walter mondale's district of columbia. at that time republican presidentialet candidates they n painted here is ronald ragan heading into new jersey in september 1984. cocaptain of the field hockey team b as a senior. i been blueberry princess. it was only a brief encounter per year how that goes and you're hooked. i know you know that because given the couch of consultant of the advisor for so many strong leaders in your party butr acros this country. and i know it now you mentor some of the young people. you have seen it on both sides. we have to remind ourselves this chance encounters can be so incredibly important to people. and it was to me. >> but you grew up. before we get into candidates we have so much in your book i have learned about not just the republican party but also some of the individuals that you consulted w with. very well balanced book in terms of telling us about not just your journey but the journey of the republican party. i want to go back to that moment. you live in area of democrats. you were pro

geraldin: te ganaste un personaje y ellos quieren a ti, a lo mejor no tener la experiencia del mundodisfruto mucho mi trabajo y que soy una mujer trabajad reproductiva. alan: no eres nada fÁcil, tÚ eres mamÁ, dos hijas y fue difÍcil. karla: bendito dios que tengo la dicha de tener ayuda y a mi esposo pero mis respetos, me quito el sombrero para las mujeres que son madres solteras, de verdad mis respetos. alan: los horarios de claves son son todo el dÍa, todos los dÍas, cÓmo le haces? raÚl: a la hora que te paw tan para grabar pero no sabes a la hora que sales. alan: cuantas mamÁs que tienen dos trabajos. karla: felicidades por que sacar hijos adelante hoy en dÍa es muy difÍcil, que bueno que estÁn presentes en donde a sus hijos y les dan un gran ejemplo al ser mujeres trabajadoras. raÚl: vamos o mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: esta mujer llegÓ a ser el rostro mÁs bello d

geraldine talley, pearl young.nd then are 86-year-old mother, all of whom went to the only supermarket in their community on may 14 to pick up groceries leaving that they were safe but they were not to. -- but they were not. an individual armed with a weapon of war walked in with cameras rolling and massacred them in the name of a hateful ideology. my family, our families and the community are devastated, but there intend to divide us and promulgate further violence within our communities has failed miserably. for we have instead chosen to love over hate, to speak out rather than stay silent, to stand with those courageous enough to lead us. to the signing of the most impactful gun legislation in over 30 years. we are truly grateful for this day but we know this is only the first step. this new law will undoubtedly help and in some cases prevent future strategies that there is much more to do. we must address white supremacy and direct domestic terrorism. [applause] mr. whitfield: we must continue to fight and beca

since becoming parents, geraldine and z more know that every day life can also habits thrilling moments. nevertheless, they don't want to give up their passion for leaping head 1st into the void. good food to keep what? once it is sonus, just before our son was born last month, as for, i didn't have the desire to jump any more. he liked it, and maybe it's just engraved in our dna that you become a protector in that moment. it, since you don't want to expose yourself to additional risk and just say to yourself, it will more than i, hey, i don't need this anymore and that is for long. the desire becomes optional. and shortly after the birth i felt like doing another jump lunch. so i walked up here alone jumped off and when i landed, i said to myself, by the law me up, this really is my thing is shall lending just before the jump peak concentration. oh, okay. 3, do one. and then in unity j. dean and his him on realize mankind's age old dream to fly like birds. disregarding the dangers of death. ah ah ah ah ah. a with emission fatty colombo, destination mercury, with complicated with this p

. >> geraldine talley. pearl young. and mrs. ruth e. whitfield, our 86-year-old mother. >> victims of gun violence showing president biden at the white house. hailing the passage of the nation's first major gun legislation in nearly 30 years. >> as we have seen, no community is immune to the fallout. rather, the fallout is landing in our backyard on a weekly basis. >> congress passed the bill last month. >> this new law requires young people when they're 21 to go on enhanced background checks. >> the father of a 17-year-old killed in parkland, florida, in 2018 shouted at president biden to do more. president biden is calling for the return of the assault weapons ban of 1994. that he helped pass when he was a senator. >> in that ten years it voila, mass shootings went down, and the law expired in 2004, and those weapons were allowed to be sold again, mass shootings triples. >> last week, another shooter used a high powered military assault weapon to kill seven people at a july 4th parade in the chicago suburb of highland park. >> we beli

hello geraldine. a thank you for coming her. she decided the dish. i'm very honored to take part in the ceremony. i said ceremony. it's about acceptance and standing ones ground on it officially. same sex marriages are not allowed in islam. boy was with a congratulations. bob hook 30. that's why sammy mom's in france have threatens i head and pitted muslims against him. is i to follow up with? so people are very angry without knowing me. it's crazy that people can hate you. i want to see you dead without even knowing you. bought it saw father kenneth, according to one survey, over 2 thirds of muslims in france, have prejudices against homosexuals of the will. muslims, we don't have that kind of thing. need be me, we behave with decency i i, she, nor dish are referred to death. her. she had to for us to be homosexual and do such things. and one is a terrible sind sang. and that is why and muslims don't do that. he fakers emmys. you my, if it myself but i had wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim

they are in class with marlon, acting class, actors studio, the 50s with marlon brando, james dean, geraldinebelievable-- they are all unbelievable and they changed storytelling. they changed the way we made movies. that was their generation. and when he is talking about, when they started acting, there were world famous acting teachers, you know, you at sanford mmisner, famous people, now we're making all these movies and nobody who teaches that is famous. it is a culture of celebrity as opposed to a culture that really respects the art of it. >> that is what gore individualal was getting at. >> i'm curious what you think, as somebody who is, you are a movie star in your own right but well respected actor. >> but you know, we know from you a lot of your independent films, less as movie stars, more glitzy than that, not that you can't put it all if you want to, obviously you can be anything you want to. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: but what do you think, from watching this, maybe from doing this movie, do you have a different idea between a movie star and actor is, or is there a diffe

geraldine talley, pearl young and ruth woodfield, are 86-year-old mother, all of whom went to the only supermarket in their community on may 14th to pick up groceries . believing they were safe, but they were not. the devastating reality is that and individual armed with a weapon of war walked in with cameras rolling and massacred them in the name of a hateful ideology. my family, our families and our community are devastated. the attempt to divide us and promulgate further violence within our community has failed miserably. we have been chosen love over hate and to speak out rather than to stay silent. to stand with those courageous enough to leave us to the signing of the most impactful gun legislation in over 30 years. we are grateful for this day, but we know this is only the first step. this law will not only help us in some cases prevent future tragedies. we must address white supremacy. plus. it is a leading threat to our homeland and our way of life and so we must continue. because we are led by a president who understands and is characterized this fight as one for the soul of

you were excited about geraldine ferraro. >> i was in deed. tore back up, the summer graffii for, you will remember it well. the republican and democratic national convention is going on. the first party out of power and i was so enthralled i felt there she is just like the women that raised me. a congresswoman from queens as a major party ticket i thought she was a great messenger but to the next week communism. i think that he just had a joyful way of communicating free-marketet capitalism, of communicating why it's important to invest in military strength. why it's important to an honest base wage. >> you had the sense that he tcould lead the instincts. every state except walter mondale. i got to meet him because at that time thee republican mpcandidates were competitive ad came to campaign. i had been blue pretty princess, so i got to meet him. but you know how that goes. and i know you know that because you have been the advisor for so many strong leaders in your party and across the country and i know now you mentor so many young people

morrison, aaron salter, geraldine talley, pearl young, and, mrs. ruth eat with field, our 86-year-old mother. all of whom went to the only supermarket in their community on may 14th to pick up groceries, believing that they were safe. but, they were not. they devastating reality is that an individual armed with a weapon of war walked in, with cameras rolling, and massacred them in the name of a hateful ideology. my family, our families and our community are devastated but their intent to divide us and to propagate further violence within our community has failed miserably. we have, instead, chosen to love over hate le pen. to speak out rather than to stay silent, and, to stand with those courageous enough to lead us. this is the signing of the most impactful gun legislation in over 30 years, we are truly grateful for this day but we know it is only the first step, this new law will undoubtedly help and in some cases prevent future tragedies. but, there is much more to do. we must address white supremacy, and, direct domestic terrorism. >> that whit

forget, you know, geraldine page, and marilyn monroe, ben gazzara. i mean, the list is endless.n that class. and his life's journey, which i find so inspiring, is that he got better and better and better and better whereas a lot of his peer group gets burned out, gets lost, gets confused, gets crushed by celebrity, whatever, the different stories. but he was definitely insecure he would change his shirt three times a day 'cause he sweats so much >> seth: there's a screen test, i guess, with him and james dean - >> yeah. >> seth: -- where he just looks -- >> he looks so nervous >> seth: he looks like a dork. >> the actor in you knows "oh, wow, you're nervous. he doesn't know how to move his face." kind of like me on this show right now. [ laughter ] and -- no, it is i find it so charming to see him there with james dean. >> seth: yeah. because you realize it's a journey for everybody. nobody's born like the public version of paul newman no one's born- >> i wish i was. >> seth: yeah. >> but nobody is >> seth: yeah. all right, i've got a lot more to ask you we'll be right back with

believe nose 4 at, these are mostly existing taxi locations, 75 waterloo loomis. 270 mc kinin. 22 geraldine. 300 tolen. 16th. mississippi, mandel and 3017th street >> all in district 10? >> they are all in district 10 the original legislation had all of these permitted we changed them to cu and this would allow the 12 cites to be permitted >> thank you for the explanation supervisor peskin. >> let's if there is any questions from supervisor preston go to public comment. madam clerk. >> thank you, madam chair. are there members withhold like to speak on item 1, approach the podium and lineup notoriety kurt anxiety. online, press star 3 if you have not done so already. >> you can approach the podium. good afternoon supervisors. tom, from liveable city. we support electricification of the transportation system and thank you for bringing forward ideas will support this . the science is behind this that depentedance on electric vehicles have disvajs as automobiles. they are energy intensive. takeum an amount of space. a danger to pedestrians in order to get to sustainable transportation in the f

listen, you got some backup by one of the world's richest men geraldine ferraro bezos the guy at amazondent sent out his tweet. ouch, inflation is far too important problem for the white house to keep making statements like this. it's either straight ahead misdirection or deep misunderstanding of basic market dynamics. when you think about it. neither one of those are good. >> well, it's true. and i would frankly place my trust in a man who has largely restructured global economy versus a president who hasn't driven himself to work in 50 years and never met payroll. never had to meet a supplier voucher. i'm with jeff on this one. >> steve: all right. let's see if they do enter that intern in economics 101. they have got a college a couple of blocks away. ken stuart, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. all right. coming up. joey chestnut does it again. he just took home his 15th coney island hot dog championship even after he was attacked by animal rights protester mid competition. joey chestnut joins us live on this "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪

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