young and my grandma was taking lots of medicine, and i was asking her, grandma, why are you taking so much medicine? i heard my uncle was screaming and asking my grandma to wake up, and that is how she ended her life. that was something normal for us. nobody taught me what compassion was. freedom and human rights and no word for love. can express in that country is love for the regime. i could never imagine i could tell my mom i love you. i never told my mother i love you. everyone was willing to die for the regime. north korean people, the regime, killing people with gunfire for luckily it.'s , -- dvd's. but lucki, i dinot get caught. i watched the action movie. they shoot each other all the time. i cannot live there. saw wwf wrestling, and i thought that was how american men all looked. i was so disappointed. [laughter] >> and titanic. i could not process even when i saw that movie. i was shocked. how does somebody make a movie about such a shameful story? it's a love story. i could not imagine somebody would make a movie about the love story. we did not know what shakespeare was. i

idid inspiring people, i have put my grandma.. it's interesting, my mum, my grandma and my sister all have the same name. this experience has given me my grandma's name which is quite awesome, actually! and i love that i am showing a nurse how to thread a needle! heatherwood has been nursing at this hospitalforfour needle! heatherwood has been nursing at this hospital for four decades. 40 years ago, women were in traditional roles in the health services, but now a woman can be in any role, from chief executive to nursing, doctors, physios, any role. the suffragettes campaigned for better women‘s health care. 100 yea rs better women‘s health care. 100 years on, those who helped to deliver it are staging their names into history. —— stitching. 0ur correspondent jane frances kelly is at the march in central london. she is at parliament square, one of those marchers will be happening there. tell us what will unfold. parliament square will be a see of colour later on. tens of thousands of women and girls and individuals who identify a

about grandma flashing me her -- does this mask cause derangement?ess you'd describe what follows as a state of religious ecstasy. but it's evolved to something else entirely. and there's definitely a "purge" vibe, right? [ cheering ] i need a nurse next season. >> man: oh, yeah. >> anthony: please look into that. ♪ i believe this might be a prudent to employ a stunt double, for purposes of amusement, comedy, and of course personal safety. ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ finally, the mighty warriors return, triumphant, to a proud, if safely boarded-up town of mamou. by this time, well beyond the point of noticing such things as physical pain. [ cheering ] ♪ >> man: mamou. >> anthony: ugh. going to be hurting tomorrow. ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. o

about grandma flashing me her -- does this mask cause derangement? it's so nice. ♪ >> anthony: in feudal europe, i guess you'd describe what follows as a state of religious ecstasy. but it's evolved to something else entirely. and there's definitely a "purge" vibe, right? [ cheering ] i need a nurse next season. >> man: oh, yeah. >> anthony: please look into that. ♪ i believe this might be a prudent to employ a stunt double, for purposes of amusement, comedy, and of course personal safety. ♪ [ cheering ] ♪ finally, the mighty warriors return, triumphant, to a proud, if safely boarded-up town of mamou. by this time, well beyond the point of noticing such things as physical pain. [ cheering ] ♪ >> man: mamou. >> anthony: ugh. going to be hurting tomorrow. ♪ growing up, i struggled to find makeup that matched my skin. at l'oréal, our mission was to create true match with shades that reflect each person's skin tone... because everyone deserves a true match. we took over a thousand skin scans. from a mix of 57 ethnicities. and came up with a blend of more

and i was asking her, grandma, why are you taking so many medicines? and she was telling me i want some rest. she was 59 american age, very young. and after a few hours later, i heard my uncle was screaming and asking my grandma to wake up, and that's how she ended her life. nobody told me what compassion was. there's no word for freedom in north korea. there's no word for human rights. there's no word for love. only love you can express in the country is love for the regime. i could never imagine i could hear my mom i love you. i never saw my father telling my mother i love you. everybody had to -- [inaudible]. the regime killing people with gunfire for watching dvds. but luckily i didn't get caught and i watched the dvds. i watched 007 the action movie and i thought okay americans shooting each other all the time. [laughter] >> i don't know how they do it, but i cannot live there. [laughter] >> and later i saw wwe pro wrestling and i thought that's how all american men looked like. [laughter] >> and i saw the titanic. it is a great movie. but to me i

different people have put inspiring people, i have put my grandma.d my mum. it's quite interesting — my mum, my grandma and my sister all have the same name. this experience has given me my grandma's name which is quite awesome, actually! and i love that i am showing a nurse how to thread a needle! heather wood has been nursing at this hospital for four decades. 40 years ago, women were in very traditional roles in the health services, but now a woman can be in any role, from chief executive to nursing, doctors, physios, any role. the suffragettes campaigned for better women's health care. 100 years on, those who helped to deliver it are stitching their names into history. fiona london, bbc news. our correspondent jane frances kelly was at parliament square in central london, where one of the marches is taking place. parliament square is going to bac of colour later on. tens of thousands of women, girls and individuals who identify as women have been invited to march on the streets of london, cardiff, belfast and edinburgh, they will be given scarves

so for my grandma, i might put in half a percent of her portfolio.her downside, is half a percent. but her upside, you might get ten-x over the next ten years. that would be a great diversifier for her portfolio. it's generally been uncorrelated and that will probably continue for a little while and that has huge diversification benefits in a broader portfolio even if sized in a small way. >> do you have a grandma in crypto >> i don't have a grandma in crypto parents. >> very good chris, thank you >> thank you >> i went to high school with his grandmother. >> really? >> he's like 9 years old, look at him, he's fantastic kidding around i'm kidding around >> what's interesting, is getting into fund structure. as a former hedge fund guy, the question comes down to liquidity and what is the lock up. we're talking about assets that at times have no liquidity are fund managers locking people up >> no, listen, liquidities -- the world's changed so much. >> yes. >> i mean, it's changed a lot. what i do every day is monitor what our positions are, how much li

mayor willie brown raised by grandma, but for how long can grandma continue raising grand kids? there's been no cola raise in three years, and yet the cola increased imposed on rent stablized apartments year offer year. that means rents going up and will soon exceed income for these old people. ten cities will soon become wheelchair cities -- [inaudible] >> supervisor cohen: miss adams, thank you for your document. your time -- you've exceeded your time. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak in public comment? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you very much. thank you to the men and women that came to public comment. we heard and took copious note oz wh s on what we heard. what i'd like to do is continue items 1 and 2 to the june 21 meeting. do i have a second? seconded by supervisor stefani, and madam clerk, do we have any other business? >> clerk: that concludes our business. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. we're adjourned. [laughter] >> get in there. >> mayor farrell: all right. there we go. [cheers and applause] >> mayor farrell: l

grandma, get ready to bless. >> it's on you, grandma. >>> next let's go to the lamb rams helping oneeir coaches with a gender reveal. >> special teams coach john fassel and his wife are expecting their third child. here's the kicking team with the field goal inspired reveal. >> i like the guy who falls -- >> so happy. another girl. the baby will be fassel's third daughter. >> take a close look at number 58's reaction. i think maybe that one was hoping for a boy. >> yeah. >>> and attending a wedding reception may cost one family $132,000. >> the event was held at a community center. as the kansas family of six was leaving, this 5 -- yeah, you see that -- 5-year-old boy apparently hugged the glass statue. it fell on him. he wasn't hurt but the center claims the statue was. >> the center says the family should have supervised the boy. the boy's mother says the statue should have been secured better. now the big debate, who's going to pay for it. because it's the foundation for white teeth. i believe dentists will recommend pronamel strong and bright because it's two fold. it strengthens

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it's fun being a grandma again. or a step-grandma. steffy's gonna want kelly calling me. >> ridge: i'm so happy you went over there. now, can i take that as a sign that we'll all support this beautiful new family?

. >> let's pray that somebody's grandma. >> we think it was a younger person. middle-aged person. run it back. got the first person. boom. >> they were trying to make it. >> looked like they were aiming for the car. they just committed to their line and didn't affect the speed at all. >> once she gets hit, she falls to the ground and gets back up and goes. the russians are made of steel. >> she stumbled a little bit and isn't going anywhere so quickly because police did get involved. she took a breathalyzer and there was alcohol in her system. they took her to the hospital. she wasn't injured seriously, and they released her. that's just a few bruises. >> the windshield is broken. >>> let's go over to england, where this man is really grateful he had his dash cam rolling. >> yikes. >> pay attention to the person on the bike. >> oh, come on. come on. >> that's worse than f see in the world cup. >> it was. the driver says he believes this was a crash for cash type situation. we have this in slow-motion, as well. dude didn't know he had the dash cam. and when the driver let him know,

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day.ught i had a rough whoa, i'm telling you. >> i wantde as my grandma. >> everyone needs a dede. >>> a goodon looking saturda tap, and then monday it all starts to heat up on us. >> it really does. we're talking about the hottest weather wve had by far so far this year. it's dangerous heat we have monday and tuesday monday and tuesday already weather alert days. i know for a lot o kids today it was the last day of school. so getting in on those summer activitiesn monday and tuesday, make sure you keep in mind it's going to be so hot. limit time outdoors for the kids during the afternoon hours. and if they are outside, make sure they're drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated. weather headlines, gorgeous tomorrow. it is warmer but we still have low humidity. we'll take that in our area. second weather headline, i can't rule out an isolated shower on father's day, adding this in from earlier tonight, maybe back around the mountains, but most if not all ofs areompletely dry. a small chance, but a big day. i do want to mention that. winchester and lieu ray. looking to monday and t

>> grandma: yes, we can. >> nacho: since when do you add oregano?stuffed beef, served alongside russian salad. >> anthony: so when did you start cooking? >> nacho: i think it was like my mom got divorced and i realized that she needed help and i start cooking as a way -- yeah, support. then i decide to become vegan, and she was like, she threw the towel and i was like, i just start cooking for us. so i start taking the initiative and start cooking vegan food. >> anthony: well, you had to because you were the only vegan in all of uruguay. ♪ >> anthony: how often does he come back? >> gloria: two years. >> anthony: in two years? >> nacho: i like it, i like it. i like it in a different way. i like it, i like it, far away. [ laughter ] >> rocio: if he would find the thing to do here, he'll be happy but the things he wants to do are not here. >> clo: beautiful, leandro, eh? yes. >> anthony: yeah, it's good. >> nacho: it's so comforting. >> anthony: yeah. this makes me happy. ♪ what might seem like a small cough to you... can be a big bad problem that you

>> it's just like shut the [ bleep ] up, grandma talking. jimmy: it's very educational. >> it is. the movie's good. can we talk about jeff goldblum's shirt? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was so beautiful. he's like a white spike lee. that was awesome. i want it. it don't fit me but i want it. i'd sleep in it. >> jimmy: i bet we need to get you one. >> jeff, i want a shirt. >> jimmy: jermaine fowler, everyone. his movie is called "sorry to bother you." it's in select theaters july 6th and nationwide july 13th. we'll be right back with music from granger smith. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: thanks to jeff goldblum, jermaine fowler. apologies to matt damon. this is his album. it's called "when the good guys win." here with the song "you're in it," granger smith! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ there's a front porch swing at your momma's house and a l

grandma the welsh councils of my lord the king have kept me running around for most of my life the stories are as different as the architecture of master james have sent george pulled up for each of. the body. but they have one thing in common a perfect. symbiosis with the natural landscape. the painter named to come along one day and he too will be fascinated by the symbiosis and use it as the basis of his fantasies on canvas. of course things will look quite differently. in each of the ages to come the councils will develop a magic of their own as witnesses to the story that began in twelve seventy seven and will never. abandon. the ball. gag. because like the law takes football personally observed when. polly's world cup preview goes into the final round to finish the takes a look at. things to get very tense and exciting especially in these two by munich players clad. odd. mixed doubles. the bad guy can't get no satisfaction and come get enough from the rolling stone. who is their biggest fan morrissey's. come one of the biggest collections of stones memorabilia in the. moment in sixty

in this clip, what did the director tell grandma to do in this clip?think she knew what she was getting into when she hires a powell for a movie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> again, i have five family members in this movie. >> jimmy: okay. >> granny, i just told her, hey, the scenes essentially you don't like, so just have kind of the thought in your head that you -- you're just not too hot on me, you're not really sure. >> jimmy: no lines, just supposed to be looking at you, she doesn't like you. >> just the thought. >> jimmy: here's the video. >> hey. i heard that, you little pissant. this your boyfriend? >> not a chance. >> good. >> jimmy: wow, your grandma is very subtle. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: she came in hot. sometimes you're trying to prove your work, you're trying to show every emotion that you can do on screen. >> jimmy: i think she showed more emotion than charlie did, yeah. >> i told her, meryl streep's got to watch out for her job, she's coming in hot. >> jimmy: i could watch that for two hours, by the way. i don't know if you have any more of that

grandma's at the flower -- >> $7? >> no. >> $7 is like -- >> you know what? you know what?o what you got to do. stretch it out. if you need to buy crackers, that's a lesson learned. >> i appreciate everything you give me. >> he is my son. he's my sweet boy. it's just, he ended up with the wrong people at the wrong time. so, because he made foolish mistakes, he has to pay for those. you don't shut off your kids because they make mistakes. >> i love you, mom. thank you for coming. >> i love you, too, sweet. >> sorry you didn't have more time to visit, but -- >> i know. >> thank you for the $7. >> i do what i can for you, sweet. can you please take a bath? >> no. i love you, mom. bye. >> i love you, too, sweet. bye, honey. >> he's just done some really foolish things. but i know that as he grows, when he gets married, when he has kids, his greatness is yet to come. i've always told him, he's destined for greatness, and he -- he is. he'll show everybody. he'll be fine. >>> coming up -- >> that's my squatch footprint. see that piggy toe? >> depty flynn returns. >> scott dipiazza

>> i'm trying to get ahold of my grandma. trying to get ahold of my grandma.o of these officers are also on administrative leave. . the level of force used by our officers was brought to my attention, and as a result an internal investigation was initiated by the department. >> police chief ramon batista taking action, announcing investigations, including one led by the police forum, which will examine the department's use of force over the last three years. an internal affairs review will be conducted to determine if disciplinary action is needed. >> it's going to be hard inside the mesa police department. >> my team and i will work every single day to make these -- to make sure these situations don't happen again. >> stephanie elam, cnn. >>> coming up, just days before president trump and kim jong-un meet face-to-face, the north korean propaganda machine is ramping up, but with a surprising change of tone. there is a history of injustice in this country that goes back to the very first day. but there's also a history of people pushing for justice. when we th

we can need to agree, to this brood encompassing grandma with the united states, and let me get back to the creation of another alliance for progress. i thought that was an excellent mechanism. we need to reach an agreement on all the government to in north america and central america, which this proposal -- this aim to try to attack the root causes. thank you. >> candidate calderon, would you like to now thing you have 30 seconds. >> yes. i think mexico must consider that the mexican immigrants, they send back to mexico, 585 billion pesos a year. so, we devote over a billion. we need to devotes over a billion pesos to this program, to help immigrants. we need to change that. we need to. >> of course, a lot of what we have been wasting in programs that just provide for welfare and lead to greater poverty. anything else? >> just to add one thing. we have been talking about very relevant issue which has to do with money laundering and has an impact on security as well. rick card dough know thursday other side of the equation and we still haven't seenng mexican. this runs 90

-- great grandma who was 84 years old who had put children, grandchildren, great grandchildren through college and who then finally said it's my turn, and she came to san francisco state, got a degree poetry, and it was lutely the high point of commencement. and her whole thing was getting the first grandchild t go to school. and when i told her about, you know, our commitment to the responsibility of being an ve,ucated person, it means being invoed. as mayor says, we t be a good citizen, we want you to vote. we just want you to be productive in ways that you want to be, and that's when the world opens up to you so s. really pleased that ach of you are coming san francisco state. i'm on the 5 floor of the admin building. you are welcome. there are free food meeally terrific. we think of oselves as managing nt so one last bit o t hear from a university president, and that is in many ways, yout nonly look like me, and i look like you, when i was in high school -- i'm from east oakland. i was one of the few chinese kids on the baseball team at rthat time, and a couns toon't go to college

i actually had the honor at commence notme, this year, a year ago, to hand a diploma to a grandma --at grandma who was 84 years old who had put children, grandchildren, great grandchildren through college and who then finally said it's my turn, and she came to san in poetry, andt was a degree absolutely the hh point of commencement. and her whole thing was getting the first grandchild to go to school. and when i told her about, yo know, our commitment to the respsibility of being an educated person, it means being active, being involved. as mayor says, we want you to be a good citizen, we want you to vote. we just want you to be productive in ways that you want to be, and that's when the world opens up to you. so congratulations. i'm really pleased that a bunch of you are coming to san francisco state. i'm on the 5th floor of the admin building. you are welcome. ere are free food up there sometimes, but it's really terrific. we think of ourselves as managing talent. so one last bit of advice to hear from a university president, and that is in many ways, you not only look like me, and

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