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. >> reporter: gracie molly's home sits on the banks of the rio grande. >> you can't help but feel sorry for them. but at the same time this is our home, and i kind of feel invaded. >> reporter: a few houses down, border patrol agents busy right now this group of eight to nine people is just coming across the river border patrol detained them as soon as they crossed. you can see adults and children here coming to the u.s. for the very first time. along the border last month nearly 170,000 apprehensions. a 20-year high we spoke to the border patro station chief austin scaro in a rare interview. do you see this getting worse before it gets better >> unfortunately, i do i do i see no indication they're starting to slow down. >> reporter: it's a major challenge for president biden. the surge happening after he changed former president trump's remain in mexico border policy and began allowing unaccompanied migrant children and families to stay in the united states. there are currently more than 23,000 children in u.s. custody. officials estimate a record-breaking 160,000 unaccompanied childre

gracie you are such a regal beagle. larry loves you. his way to the peanut butter jar. but forgets to hide the evidence which is all over his face. i like peanut butter two comments sunday, and boxer champ romping on the beach with the big stick. champa such a good boy's going to play hockey someday. his owner george says he's a lover not a fighter. all right major pain sent this beautiful marley. she loves carrington hates when humans sneeze but she loves being a kennedogs you made the list marley i love you too i love you so much and hurts my feelings. thinking so much rush the best of your day. as always you can follow me on twitter and instagram @kennedynation, facebook @kennedyfbn, email kennedy@foxbusiness.com. throughout big show, outsider wilkes, katie pavlich and michael chases back for kennedy's kourt. make every day at kenn-a-day. >> unruly passengers that intolerable levels for a new warning from the faa admitted a spike in a dangerous behavior. what that steak is put prepare for busy week in print puts a governor on his own

and there we go, gracie, pastor jim said in a picture of her prey to love the jacket gracie print last with the green agenda. america has run out of gas. present biden convert trillions in new spending, sitting down the leaders of congress for the first time in a 113 days since taking office. announcing criticism of the cdc. it's credibility plunging. remember that impending doom warning? we will take a look at what is really happen since that alarm was raised. plus school is backs in

thanks, gracie. >> thank you. >> well, thank you again very much. thank you for coming here and talking to us. everyone listening should rush right out and get that book. it's out in a couple of weeks. thank you again for spending the time with us talking about this book and the important themes that you've put in here. >> oh, thank you so much, all of you, for coming and listening, and thank you so much, gerald and cecilia, for the work you do and for including me tonight. >> great. thank you. >> all right. >>programs anytime at booktv.or. >> hello, everyone. thank you for tuning in. on behalf of the bookstore i am so pleased to welcome you to tonight's events with wendy lower discussier

gracie and emma, first—year students finally escaping from a life of zoom calls virtual lectures.y greatest form of leisure. without clubs, what have we got? i museums, which arguably are more fun. _ arguably. it's still far from normal life but this — the virus, analysed, described, etched and imprisoned. it's an image full of hope. david sillito, bbc news, 0xford. that's it, and now time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster henry bonsu and the former trade minister, lord digbyjones. lovely to have you both with us. great to see you. thank you for staying up to be with us this evening. before we get to the front pages, let's bring you some breaking news. gloucestershire police have been examining the site of a cafe in gloucester after reports that it could conceivably contain human remains. they have now issued a statement this evening saying there is possible evidence to suggest that body could be buried inside the cafe. it's where15—year—old mary work

gracie and emma, first—year students finally escaping from a life of zoom calls virtual lectures.ly are more fun. arguably. it's still far from normal life but this — the virus, analysed, described, etched and imprisoned. it's an image full of hope. david sillito, bbc news, 0xford. people living in moscow have been enjoying a heatwave which is setting records for the russian capital in mid—may. temperatures have topped 31 degrees and have had moscovites rushing for the city's fountains and ice cream stalls. these are exceptionally high temperatures. that's gc news. —— bbc news. hello there. the torrential downpours that we had on monday have been the torrential downpours, the thunderstorms were once again the talking point of the weather on monday. up to an inch of rain fell in some areas, and a covering of hail in others, as you can see. so, just adding to the rainfall totals that we've already seen this may. some areas such as bala in north wales having had twice as much rainfall as we'd normally see throughout the whole of may, and that's so far. and once again, for the day ahe

gracie and emma, first—year students finally escaping from a life of zoom calls virtual lectures. frome. without clubs, what have we got? museums, which arguably are more fun. arguably. it's still far from normal life but this — the virus, analysed, described, etched and imprisoned — it's an image full of hope. david sillito, bbc news, 0xford. ijust want i just want to take you back to the live shot of gaza city. the sun is coming up and it is merely 6:30am. we have had a number of explosions so for all talk of ceasefire, the violence continues. you are watching bbc news. hello there. the torrential downpours, the thunderstorms were once again the talking point of the weather on monday. up to an inch of rain fell in some areas, and a covering of hail in others, as you can see. so, just adding to the rainfall totals that we've already seen this may. some areas, such as bala in north wales, having had twice as much rainfall as we'd normally see throughout the whole of may, and that's so far. and once again, for the day ahead, with low pressure sat to the west of the uk, it's going to thr

gracie and emma, first—year students finally escaping from a life of zoom calls virtual lectures.n. arguably. it's still far from normal life but this — the virus, analysed, described, etched and imprisoned. it's an image full of hope. david sillito, bbc news, 0xford. going to see it for himself again. new research suggests that the total number of wild birds on the planet is at least 50 billion, but could be as high as 430 billion. this study is the first attempt to estimate the world population of birds, species by species. the most common species are the house sparrow, european starling, ring—billed gull and barn swallow. however there are many species that have a population of below 5,000. researchers hope the study will help efforts to prevent extinction. staying with the wildlife, the big five, is a term to refer to the most difficult animals to kill. there is a new big five list released by wildlife geographers. the new big five includes elephants, lions, gorillas, tigers, and polar bears. each animal is endangered or vulnerable. the initiative was founded by photographer g

them to vet each candidate but the most likely 2 front runners are going to be johnny and for him gracie. the larijani families one of the most well known in the country and it appears that they will have the support of the current government has as well as those of the reformist camp because they don't have a clear candidate coming forward so they will have to pick which side they put their weight behind but we have to remember the previous election ever him bracy received just around 16000000 votes. rouhani got about 23 just over 23000000 votes so without a clear moderate voice other than only larijani we expect the race to be between these 2 candidates will have to wait for the final list of approved candidates from the guardian council in about 10 days time all right that's a picture in terre in iran thanks for your is republicans have appointed a donald trump loyalist to a senior leadership role in the party new york congresswoman lee stuff and it replaces ms cheney who was pushed for her recent criticism of the former president john 100 reports now from washington d.c. . donald tru

past oh who last decade i see the start to go in wheatley the other direction it's almost like were gracie. kind of being on the edge of nuclear proliferation recently embrace being in a cold war with countries who are reaching out to us and saying we want to be on her team and we were going to let her put right now but her putin has offered to join. he says why do you guys want to be against me i want to be a part of what you're doing and russia is not with us all what a country offers an olive branch the least you can do is hear them out and we're living in a time in the united states bitter politics or something else where we don't want to hear people are we've chosen that your good or your bad and that's the way it's going to stay and it's not going to change it and it's on our and it's well yeah and jeremy also ahead of this trip to london tony blinken accuse china repression at home and aggression a bride now 1st of all is that true i mean given a lot of people can say that this is hypocritical thanks it's china who is working on economic prosperity and progress. objects like the new

those making the list include ron's judiciary, chief abraham gracie, who ran unsuccessfully in the last election. there are several high profile figures who were bought from running, including the former president and the new job, and a former parliamentary speaker as well. so i said, bake is in tech, ron to well i guess to explain all of us to a sudden and mean who is this favoring, who's casing here? well, the guardian council is made up of 6 juris and 6 lawmakers, 66 religious got a sorry. now this list is controversial, not for who is on it, but who's not on it now. who is on it? is the current judiciary chief ibrahim, right? you see here the choice of the conservative camp, but who's not on it is 3 time a former parliament speaker and advisor to the supreme. neither i to the how many, how many a leader and johnny that he was a choice of the modern come to moderate camp headed by current president. honey, also who's not on is a current vice president is huck jung hearing that again the bizarre decision. because if anything was to happen to present husband or honey, it's hot and he a

gracy for five minutes. >> good morning. my name is nadine gracy. tifa is a policy research and advocacy organization which has focused attention on a strong and effective public health system as well as making it foundational to policy making at all levels. i'm honored and very pleased to be before you today to talk about vaccine confidence at this particularly important time in our nation. by way of background, i previously served as assistant secretary for the department of health. the covid-19 pandemic is an unprecedented and devastating pandemic for the u.s. and the world. while we have certainly seen disparities in public health emergencies in the past, the covid-19 pandemic has greatly exposed our nation's systemic inequities. prior to the pandemic, communities of color already faced inequitable states of lack of well-being. we are trying to reach communities that are at greater risk of covid-19 and may have greater barriers of vaccination. in october of last year, tifa, in partnership with the national medical association, co-hosted a nation

i wasn't aware, congratulations to lisa abramowicz, who is the proud recipient of a gracie award from alliance for women in media, for her work on the bloomberg radio special, generation interrupted. lisa, congratulations. lisa: thank you, i really appreciate it. i'm glad you didn't do it earlier because there is plenty else going on in the world. one thing i will say is that on this show and all the shows on bloomberg, we have done a good job of trying to highlight all of the ramifications, which we won't know for a long time, from the covid pandemic. jonathan: what did we learn on generation interrupted? lisa: it was taking a look at the younger generations, those in school and in the primary grades as well as college and just after, and how the disruption to their career trajectories that have a big impact on their longer-term earnings potential, in addition to social development and how this is a big concern for economists. jonathan: very cool. we are in the presence of greatness. lisa: i will try not to get carried away. tom: very good. right now with what we have observed over t

beaming with love for her children in this documentary directed by the greatest showman, michael gracieyou being a mom, wrangling the kids it's literal lirr -- >> it's a circuit. >> literally a surf kis. >> circus. >> i call it a [ bleep ] show, but you can call it a circus. >> 18 cities, 156 shows. how did you strike the balance between private parental moments and then also rip down the curtain and let michael gracie do his job >> i told him, i said, if you're going to do it, then it has to be truthful. it has to be authentic even though i'm headlining stadiums and i'm this person that calls themselves a color and people know of me, i'm still just a human being trying to figure all this [ bleep ] out ♪ >> i've never seen anybody on tour work that hard ever, and i've been on tour with lots of artists. like you are a boss, and then willow's got 104 temp. how did you strike that balance? >> there are many other pop star moms that have called me for the recipe, and like how do you do it what do you do what do you not do for some reason people think i have it figured out. life feels like a

baxter and gracie, very spoiled and i love them. and there they are. isn't that cute? baxter with his tongue sticking out. [laughter] stuart: he's a good man. i love my dogs, i really do. and our viewers do too. time's up for me, neil, it's yours. neil: hope you guys have a great weekend, my friends. we are waiting for the president of the united states moments away we're going to hear him talk about where things stand right now. no doubt seizing on the jobs data today that shows the continuing trend where more jobs are being picked up, but not nearly what people thought we would see. ahead of the president, i do want to go quickly to blake burman on what the president might say about this report and how it could -- well, let's go to the president -- how this might help him push for still more -- the president of the united states. >> i want to put today's jobs report in perspective. and, look, we came to office, we knew we were facing a once in a century pandemic and a once in a generation economic crisis. and we knew this wouldn't be a sprint, it'd be a marathon. qui

doctor gracie i unfortunately as you mentioned in your testimony, misinformation campaign have peoplecome in low-income communities without accessibility to anti-vaccines -- without accountability, the anti-vaccine movement has been able to exploit a justifiable historic and the media company helped further the anti-vaccine, and most out of time but i would like to hear that. >> thank you it is important because when you talk about why not getting vaccinated the issue misinformation is so important with every community of color, there is efforts underway in one of the efforts is public health communication collaborative which is a collaborative between health and the cdc foundation and the beaumont foundation where we do tracking on misinformation and provide guidance for public-health officials. at the local and state level to address misinformation. there are also other essence for example the campaign about us where you have a campaign specifically for the latino community that was launched a group into the u.s. in the kaiser family foundation creating psa's and other tools featuri

baxter and gracie, very spoiled and i love them. and there they are. isn't that cute? friends. we are waiting for the president of the united states moments away we're going to hear him talk about where things stand right now. no doubt seizing on the jobs data today that shows the continuing trend where more jobs are being picked up, but not nearly what people thought we would see. ahead of the president, i do want to go quickly to blake burman on what the president might say about this report and how it could -- well, let's go to the president -- how this might help him push for still more -- the president of