gladys: ha sido una carrera muy pesada para mi.cuerdo entre el gobernador y la legislatura de nueva york para el presupuesto estatal de mÁs de 200.000.000.000 $ de los cuales serÍa para la renta y para trabajadores indocumentados que han perdido su trabajo durante la pandemia y que no califican para beneficio por desempleo o para estÍmulo econÓmico. esta es una victoria para estos trabajadores. esto fue lo que nos dijo esta asambleÍsta. >> se les va a entregar 15.000 $ para quienes puedan ingresar al nivel uno las personas que logren ingresar a este niveltambiÉn obtendrÁn dÓlares para poder lidiar con los gastos >> las organizaciones dicen que tambiÉn hay que flexibilizar los requisitos y que esperan que se lleve a cabo de forma ordenada porque a muchos quizÁs les puede costar demostrar en donde trabajaban satcha: queremos facilitar la informaciÓn para que se pueda embellecer. explosiÓn de millonarios en plena pandemia segÚn refleja la revista force. destacan el vertiginoso ascenso de ideal mostos y tambiÉn de kim kardashian. maity

gladis, una enfermera que dejÓ su paÍs hace 30 aÑos, aÚn espera un cambio. >> la situaciÓn polÍtica de creo que sÍ. reportero: en medio de su lucha contra la corrupciÓn dice contar con todo el apoyo del departamento de justicia de estados unidos. >> sin importar quiÉn sea, si alguien estÁ en delito de corrupciÓn serÁ procesado. reportero: fuentes en la fiscalÍa dicen que varias denuncias en curso podrÍan salpicar a allegados al presidente. el fiscal no puede comentar sobre investigaciones pendientes. pero asegura que nunca lo presionÓ el ejecutivo pevitar que hagan investigaciones. >> en absoluto, no recibo presiÓn de nadie. reportero: el fiscal recalca que harÁ su trabajo caiga quiÉn caiga. dice no temer en caso de que el actual gobierno decida destituirlo. >> no tengo temor. debe haber un motivo legal y fuerte para hacerlo. reportero: ante la controversia porque el presidente no recibiÓ el enviado especial de biden. >> no creo que las relaciones se enfrÍen de manera tan fÁcil. ahora bien, los servidores pÚblicos tenemos que trabajar para que esa relaciÓn cada vez se fortalezcan mÁs.

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>> gladis, what's the crux of your question, it's a distrust of u.s. medicine, is that what you're asking? >> yeah, i would say that, that would be the answer, yes. >> thank you, ma'am. >> i'm afraid i t can't help yo, gladis, i have no idea what he's serving from and why he's preferring doctors from the uk to the u.s. sorry. help you, >> we have not talked yet about a terrible thing to waste, environmental racism and assault on the american mind. what's the definition of environmental racism? >> if you ask 10 people you get 10 definitions. the exposure to toxic substances whether they are industrial chemicals or heavy metals or pathogens, this exposure is racially immediated in the country. people of color are exposed to it at much, much higher rates than people who are white, even profoundly poor white people are less exposed to environmental hazards than our middle-class black people. it's racially immediated and recognized as such. a lot of results are racially immediated. excuse me. environmental racism, we find that lead poisoning is success amon

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that's -- that's not gladys knight and the pips. >> you know i went to -- >> talking about that swimming. >> you know i went to shiloh missionary church as a kid. that was my church. and you just called it out. professor, i'm going to do with my family members and the people i know. let me let you go. let me let you go because i've got to deal with some things and you're making me cry on the tv and i have to compose myself. love you, brother. >> stay strong. >> thank you. i'll see you soon. be well. it is hard to hear the testimony about the last moments of george floyd's life second by second. if you're having trouble dealing with it, speak up and ask for help. we've got some resources on the screen for you. we'll leave it up for a second. and we will be right back. (announcer) carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100% online car buying. car vending machines. and now, putting you in control of your financing. at carvana, get personalized terms, browse for cars that fit your budget, then customize your down payment and monthly payment. and these aren't made-up numbers. it's what you'll really

. >> jon: whoa, did you hear gladys knight? no, i did not hear that. you know, the only thing i was paying attention to this weekend was the harry and meghan interview, and, the fact that you won a critic's choice award for the soundtrack, the score, you and atticus russ and, and-- >> jon: trent reznor, yeah. >> stephen: --trent reznor, for "soul." congratulations! you're racking them up. >> jon: man, it feels so amazing. we put so much into that film, and i'm just so happy. i don't even have the words to express how happy i am about that. it is amazing. >> stephen: well, evidently, a lot of other people are happy, too, because they want to tell you by giving you awards. ( laughter ) so, the happiness is spreading, jon, happiness is spreading. >> jon: yeah, yeah, you know. >> stephen: jon, do you have anything for international woman's day that might fit on your piano tonight? >> jon: yeah, you know, let me play a song for my mother! >> stephen: oh, beautiful. >> jon: this is our favorite mary j. blige song, "real love." ♪ ♪ ♪

that's not gladys knight and the pipps. we come out swingin'. it don't mean a thing if -- >> you know i went to shiloh baptist missionary church when i was a kid. you just called it out. professor, i'm going to do like i do with my family members and the people i know. let me let you go because i gotta deal with some things and you're making me cry here on the tv and i got to compose myself. >> love you brother. you stay strong. >> thank you. i'll see you soon. be well. >>> you know, it is hard to hear the testimony about the -- excuse me -- the last moments of george floyd's life second by second. and if you're having trouble dealing with it, speak up and ask for help. we've got some resources up on the screen right now for you. and, again, don't hesitate to get help. there it is on the screen. we'll leave it up for a second. and we will be right back. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. we sold an ipad worth $505 for less than $24. a stand mixer for less than $20. a 4k television for under $2.

she sounds nothing like whitney houston, gladys knight, patti labelle, aretha. years off what i was listening to in her voice. >> what did you hear in the way she made a song come to life? >> it was a motion, truth. her songs are cap -- are how she perceived things and how she felt. she song about all the things women or people thought about but did not necessarily say. that's what i think makes music so powerful and taboo, a lot of songs, as well. >> what is the government's problem with billie holiday? >> my song, strange fruit. it reminds them that they are killing us. >> small world. jeffrey: the film, a fictionalized account based on real events, was directed by lee daniels. it centers on the most powerful and taboo song of all, strange fruit, written by a songwriter and activist and first recorded by holiday in 1939. >> ♪ southern cheese that strange fruit ♪ jeffrey: it was inspired by a photograph of a lynching, this strange fruit of the title. >> ♪ black bodies swinging in the southern breeze ♪ jeffrey:jeffrey: holiday made it her own antiracist at them,

it was so different and i'm she sounds nothing like whitney houston or gladys knight or, you know, pattiing to in her voice. >> brown: what did you hear in the way that she made a song come alive? >> it was emotion. it was truth, actually. her songs were rooted in truth, in her experience and how she perceived things and how she felt and what was right at the time. she sort of sung and spoke about all the things that women or people thoughtbout but didn't necessarily say. and so that's what i think makes her music so powerful. it's very raw, very emotional, very vulnerable-- and taboo, a lot of the songs, as well. >> what is the government's problem with billie holiday? >> my song, "strange fruit." it reminds them that they're killing us. >> brown: the film, a fictionalized account based on real events, was directed by lee daniels with a script by playwright suzan-lori parks. it centers on the most powerful and taboo song of all: “strange fruit”, by abel meeropol, a songwriter and activist, and first recorded by holiday in 1939. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it was inspired by a photograph of a lynching,

gladys says greetings from miami beach. i'm sure there's a story behind that. you look fantastic do you have any acting jobs in the future? i remember you the club. >> i'm mostly retired from acting or acting retired the period in which what happened . but it's funny because i really do love acting. it's really hard to write books and act. how much can you do? but a crazy thing happened during this pandemic which was i got a call from an old casting director a friend of mine asked me if i wanted to be in a michael bay movie. the big action director, did transformers and i know everyone's first thought when they think michael bay action movie, annabelle, jewish lady . middle age. but i did play, jake gyllenhaal is in the movie and i played a therapist but i do my part to keep up the clichc of a jewishmiddle-aged therapist . >> if there was a netflix story of your life, who would play you? what actress what your story? >> dave, yours? >> i don't know why you even have to. brad pitt. >> i see that, no problem. obviously for me, brad pitt. >> is very versatile. >>

johnson doesn't want gladys because he's too strong a guy. he will never be able to control him. and he wants macdonald. hoping that this grand jury will elevate mcdonald to be the star of the show. but he's not the star of the show. he is never going to overshadow kenesaw mountain landis. but what they do is immediately get into investigating the black socks. three of the players confessed to the grand jury. williams, weaver and jackson. and a whole bunch of people are indicted. players and the gamblers. they are eventually acquitted. they are all acquitted. the acquittal is, well, there is a scene in the movie of eight men out, where it's revealed that the grand jury confessions have been stolen and suddenly the prosecution has no basis for prosecution. again a really a misstatement. but they were immediately reconstructed from stenographer notes. it didn't impact the trial much at all. what did impact the trial, was the judge hugo -- said you can't use these confessions by these three guys joe jackson and buck weaver and eddie cicotte from the other players. and you must also

joins us now by skype from phoenix arizona is gladys money out she's a child advocate program director at the young center for immigrant children's rights and was an undocumented child migrant herself thanks very much for being with us i want if you can describe how you see the situation at the border now for children. thanks laura the situation of the border that the numbers are numbers that i haven't seen before 'd i've been working with unaccompanied children for the past 15 years and the numbers this year are i'm president. and that there were reports of children originally being kept in border facilities just similar to jails for far longer than the 72 hour limit is it your understanding that that kind of thing has now stopped on. the goal of the administration have been to reduce that length of stay in the border patrol stations by opening up the emergency intake sites such as the one in long beach california so that kids can be moved border patrol stations into these emergency intake state overseen by us healthy military bases what about the progress on reuniting children with f

. >> host: gladys from baltimore, thank you for joining us, you: are on t booktv on c-span2 with authorarriet washington. >> caller: good afternoon. this is my first time to ever call and i am curious about the president of nigeria. i do not know him. but i am curious about the doctors in england that they have been a part of a couple of times and i'm wondering why for his medical problems -- i don't want to know what his problems are as well. so could you tell me why he is going over to england all the time? >> host: what is the crux of your question? a distrust of u.s. medicine? >> caller: yes, i would say that. that would be an answer, yes. >> i have no idea what he suffering from or why he is preferring doctors in the uk to the u.s. >> we have not talked yet about a terrible thing, environmental racism and the assault on the american mind. what is the definition of environmental racism? >> guest: well, if you ask 10 people you get different definitions, but essentially the exposure to toxic substances, whether they're industrial chemicals or packaging, this exposure is racially medi

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edwin: la historia de la seÑora gladys es la historia que viven miles de personas a lo largo y anchosido vacunados contra el 19 para viajar a la uniÓn—— covid19 para viajar a la uniÓn europea. asÍ lo ha anunciado el presidente de francia emmanuel macron. las personas tendrÍan que mostrar una prueba negativa del virus. hace una semana la comisiÓn europea habÍa presentado un plan para crear un certificado digital que permite el traslado seguro dentro de la regiÓn durante la pandemia. esta maÑana los aeropuertos se convierten en escenarios de motivos encuentros de familia por la llegada de los primeros vuelos desde nueva zelanda a australia al abrir la frontera entre ambos paÍses. aunque la mayorÍa de los estados australianos han permitido visitas en la cuarentena de residentes de nueva zelanda desde fines de la semana pasada, la cuarentena no habrÍa torio en ese paÍs—— era obligatoria en ese paÍs a su regreso. lo que mÁs queremos es un fin de la pandemia. seguimos informando en "despierta amÉrica". ademÁs, brindando exclusivas . adelante. francisca: claro que sÍ. me encanta la buena no

gladys klein peter turning 100 years old. she held the highest rank attainable by a woman as a chief in the union. she passed away one of the last surviving members of the eagles. peterson celebrating are 100th birthdayoth for your service. carley: and "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> jillian: more mayhem in minnesota. >> all this after brook lynn center police chief called the shooting accidental discharge. >> rarkd tlaib says it wasn't an accident. policing in our country is racist. >> let her be the first to dismiss the capitol police. >> there has been a series of bilateral discussions honduras guatemala. >> can you no longer come across the border would you tell consequence. >> are does say it absolutely is open to negotiating with republicans on the infrastructure bill. >> we had 1 hour and 40 minute lively discussion. >> there is a lot of space between us. >> dr. anthony fauci still advising vaccinated americans to dine endorse. still not okay the level of infection still disturbing. >> this is insanity. everybod