we had joanna telling us about lj. >> on that night, said joanna, lj and the crew disappeared into the garage, she assumed they were having sex, and then, when they came out, she saw approached the girl. >> she said the girl was not unconscious. lj, and another friend tried to calm daniel down, and then the three of them carried the girl out to the garage and changed their clothes. , lj, and vee wrapped the unconscious girl in a blue tarp, put her in a white suburban, and took off. and when they came back, hours later, she >> then, >> then, joanna said, daniel, lj, and be wrapped the girl in a blue tarp, put her in a white suburban and took off. and when they came back hours later, she said daniel was covered in blood, and the girl was not with her. joanna's story ring true, leaving derek johnson to believe the mystery girl was annie. >> did you see blood on the carpet? >> there was carpet. >> now the search team found the carpet in ferry's house was ripped up and the walls were fresh with paint. >> signs of a cover-up? >> yeah, it is looking more and more like it. it is actually true

okay. >> joanna. finish. >> joanna.. >> have we wondered why all of her documentation for all of her life has said female ? life has said female? >> i guess she's had female algeria, which, as you said, if you're in fact gay or trans, you're in fact gay or trans, you're in fact gay or trans, you're in trouble. you'll be in prison. so, you know, if you say what is the reason? the most obvious conclusion from those a long way away from it, is that she's thought this is the only way. >> she has been competing for years in the women's category, and she's always been a woman. until somebody has actual proof, i don't. >> you're concerned about a fellow woman, a sister in the ring. >> oh, don't don't don't play that game with a fellow sister. >> i don't think you have a duty of care towards other women potentially in the ring, facing someone that presents as a biological male, as a woman. if that doesn't bother you, i'm. >> you know. >> you know. >> no, actually, do you know what would be of risk if actually it's about the tes

indiana, her name was joanna taft. she came up to me after church one day and said hi, i'm joanna taft. would you like to work with us time. and i never heard the word port she used as a verb before. but i was curious and we went to her home that day and i realized is that joanna is staging a quiet revolution against. our atomized, divided and alienated status quo from the vantage point of her great front veranda, she created people across politics, across geography, race, just to inhabit a shared space and that is radical in our deeply divided and deeply siloed moment and as i wrote this book, i realized there are people across the country hundreds, thousands, the same thing they're saying, i can't. who is going to win in 2024? i can't control what's happening down down the road city hall, but i can control myself. and i'm going to choose to make my sphere of influence a better and beautiful place. the book is called the soul of civility timely principles to heal society and ourselves. the author alexandraand now jois

okay. >> joanna. finish. >> joanna.. >> have we wondered why all of her documentation for all of her life has said female ? life has said female? >> i guess she's had female algeria, which, as you said, if you're in fact gay or trans, you're in fact gay or trans, you're in fact gay or trans, you're in trouble. you'll be in prison. so, you know, if you say what is the reason? the most obvious conclusion from those a long way away from it, is that she's thought this is the only way. >> she has been competing for years in the women's category, and she's always been a woman. until somebody has actual proof, i don't. >> you're concerned about a fellow woman, a sister in the ring. >> oh, don't don't don't play that game with a fellow sister. >> i don't think you have a duty of care towards other women potentially in the ring, facing someone that presents as a biological male, as a woman. if that doesn't bother you, i'm. >> you know. >> you know. >> no, actually, do you know what would be of risk if actually it's about the tes

joanna, thanks for joining solicitors, joanna robson.anna, thanks for joining us tonight. do you mind being called out of hours? >> no, not at all. >> no, not at all. >> that's the job. no, no, absolutely not. no. it's. yeah, it's lovely to meet you, christopher. thank you for inviting me onto your show . inviting me onto your show. >> it's great to have you on. i mean, nigel nelson here is saying that really, employers who bring this in will just face paying who bring this in will just face paying out more in an employment tribunal . if they paying out more in an employment tribunal. if they break paying out more in an employment tribunal . if they break the tribunal. if they break the rules they're setting for themselves. it's really it's not really a problem in that sense in terms of the right to time off. >> you mean the right to write to. yes. so in terms of that, there isn't going to be a standalone, right? i don't think of course, it's still very early days. we don't quite know yet what's going to happen, but or how it's how the c

i one of my first friends in indiana, her name was joanna taft. she came up to me after church one day and said hi, i'm joanna taft. would you like to work with us time. and i never heard the word port she used as a verb before. but i was curious and we went to her home that day and i realized is that joanna is staging a quiet revolution against. our atomized, divided and alienated status quo from the vantage point of her great front veranda, she created people across politics, across geography, race, just to inhabit a shared space and that is radical in our deeply divided and deeply siloed moment and as i wrote this book, i realized there are people across the country hundreds, thousands, the same thing they're saying, i can't. who is going to win in 2024? i can't control what's happening down down the road city hall, but i can control myself. and i'm going to choose to make my sphere of influence a better

finally, joanna, let's talk about brochures. loud, but they aren't exactly catered to the solo female traveller. these women are not being represented, you're quite right. we don't tend to see women in an inspirational, aspirational way taking on the world. i do think how other businesses market and sensitivity and representation of these women is really important, because they are there and they want to book, and i think it's important that they see themselves. joanna reeve from intrepid travel, it's been absolutely brilliant talking to you. thanks forjoining us. thank you. so now let's turn to working women reaching the age where it may be time to put their feet up, retire elegantly, and let their hair down. because my next guest says that is exactly when the nomadic itch gets stronger for her clients. she is the chief program officer at road scholar. maeve hartney, welcome to talking business. it's great to have you on the show. thank you for having me. i'm very happy to be here. now, why are you choosing to focus on the, sha

and joanna, if you can stay with us now, you have trump encouraging her story. rfk junior encouraging his supporters to now support trump. while also encouraging them in blue states, red states to just vote for whoever they want to cohesive and saying that he's not actually surely ending his campaign. he simply suspending it and saying to a single woo hoo in the room that he has a path toward the white house doug, i should point out, we're watching live images of donald trump in las vegas. he's got an event there before he gets to arizona later, doug when donald trump, as we've seen in recent days, make statements saying that his heart's in the right place, that they believe some of the same things he's aligning himself with someone who has said some really weird stuff and democrats are now attacking trump and j.d. vance, calling them weird. how much does the label now sink in with voters given that he's seemingly aligned with rfk junior, trump likes to run three-ring circus and he feels that he's the ringmaster in knows what he's doing. this is moved from bizar

my name is joanna pulido. i'm applyi for seats one, three and council. to incarceration, i held jobs in managerial roles. i also worked as an analyst public records for the state of california labor commissioner's office i also taught sundayngs took a turn for things took a turn afteras sexually assaulted by a family member formerly incarcerated at san of domestic violence and sexual i was just recently county last year the reentry services through castle, specifically, was the main source of support for my transition into the community for served multiple terms of incarceration over the course of approximately five years, two counties in california a state prison term in florida. currently, i work as a peer counselor with rams at the community justice service center. it is my firm belief the that reentry behind the walls of incarceration. i hope thatil can help to put programs inaces at the right times, to help stop the re be a role, a voice for that are hidden behind the barrier of havingeen justice involved. thank you. thank you, next, speakers good m

joanna, thank you so much for joining us this morning. my first question for you will be, what kind of extinction threat actually exists right now for the brown bear? >> thank you so much for having me. right now, the biggest extinction threat for brown bears is going to be habitat loss. and that leads to human wildlife conflicts. and reduced ranges for these iconic species. >> so let's explain a little more. this 23 and me concept. what kind of role does dna play in terms of conservation. >> yeah that's a great question. so you know just like 23 and me for us we can understand where our personal geographic history is from. and so we want to create the same kind of database for brown bears such that we can know where the different populations that the bears came from are. and that will help us determine where to reintroduce bears into. so essentially it provides a geographic database of bear populations and allows our conservation partners to have more information when thinking about reintroductions or translocations of bears. >> and will

joining my panel is chief content officer at the daily beast, joanna coles joanna.bviously, the surprises, no one that trump is telling everyone how he's feeling. he's waking up in the morning and rage tweeting a but some of the stuff is really, i mean, beyond the pale. the qanon conspiracies, there's literally alluded joke i'm not going to talk about it, but allude joke about hillary clinton. and kamala harris that he reposted well, trump is doing what trump does brilliantly, right? >> which is he's just getting attention. that's what he loves. he missed it so much last week he was withdrawing like an addict from it last week because it's of course we have the dnc tomorrow. we know he has the big interview here at cnn with dana bash. so he must just be in a ball with frustration, but he hasn't got the attention that he wants. so this is how he gets it right it's, it's a good point. >> i mean, there is a part of this i wonder is it about the fact that there is so much attention on kamala harris and for the last eight years, ten years, he hasn't been the main here as

joanna. joanna, that's for you. tell our viewers why you need that number nine, because i got seven nines and three eights. seven nines and three eights. seven nines and three eights. and that means. joanna, i know you're going to be embarrassed that i say this on air. she got the best results her entire year. group so amazing. amazing results from you there. joanna, talk to us about how you went about getting such phenomenal results. i mean , such phenomenal results. i mean, that's there's so many nines on there. >> i know, i think i just worked really hard, like i started quite early and as soon as i did my year 11 marks in december, i just carried with the flow there and just started revising properly from then on, just had like different revision tactics for everyone. so like, you can't revise maths. the same way you revise maths. the same way you revise history. so with my maths, i knew to i had do like loads of practice questions, but with my history i had to. you had to know my content, so i just had to learn

anthony party to sea joanna pulido to seat three. lorenzo juan castaned to seat four. moroff on that motion, vice chair walton a walton i president. peskin i, peskiÍ i that motion passes without objection. thank you can we go back to item number three, see if. yes. item number%fearing to consider appointing one member term ending november 30th 2024 to committee. we have one seat, one applicant, pamela troy. yes she is. yay thanks for coming out today. thank you, thank you. we'll just let people file out. proceed. hi. my name is pamela i am applying for appointm simplification committee. i will background in writing that covers both, some journalism, technical writing. i have worked both in corporate and the nonprofit sphere as a, as a writer who, you know with an emphasis onuccinct and clear, i consider lucidity, duty of a writer and, am very keenly interested in the ballot simplification committeee for not being present because i was at the co interested in what was going on, and would like very much to serve. i do have alection related, doing election related include

joanna pulido to seat three. lorenzo juan castaneda to seatr. david moroff to seat six.tha motion, vice chair walton a walton i president. peskin i, peskin i chair safaÍ i fa tha motion passes without objection. thank you, can we go back to item number three, see if. yes. item number three is the hearing to consider appointingrm ending november 30th, 2024 to the ballot simplification committee.ha one applicant, pamela troy. yes she is. yay bye, everyone. thank you. thas for coming out today. thank you, thank you. we'll just wait one second. juse proceed. hi. my name is pamela troy. i'm retired. i applying for appointment to the ballot simplification committee. i will my i have a background in writing that covers both, some journalism, technical writing. i have worked both in the corprofit sphere as a, as a writer who, you know, with an emphasis on being succinct and clea consider lucidity, the first duty of a writer and, am very keenly interested in the ballot simplification committee. i apol being present because i was at the committee meeting and was very interested in

the key. >> joanna, has germany got it right. because.o this, if we pay 15 million, it's going to be loads more than that. but whatever. if we pay £15 million to repatriate people, essentially what we're also doing in the meantime is also doing in the meantime is also giving them quite a comprehensive benefit system as well. so germany has decided that in the wake of the latest attack over there, they are going to withdraw all welfare payments apparently, and it's just going to be they've described it as bread, bread and soap. so, should we not be doing that in the meantime as well? >> no , i mean, okay, look, it's >> no, i mean, okay, look, it's 15 million. and like i said, it sounds like a really big number, and you're acting as if we're basically paying for a benefit system in another country, as if, like, people are just going to be, you know, fed and watered for years and years. no, they're not. it's for a very, very short amount of time. and it's just to make sure that people actually get on their feet. so obviously it adds up to 15

joanna, if i ask joanna if i asked you to define what the far right is, nobody can come up with a definitionre trying to burn a mosque, i'm sorry, but but but no, but no, but it's just a silly word thrown around that no one knows any meaning for it. >> and it riles people. no, no. not racism. i'm talking about the far right comment. right. and this this is just silly stuff, right? that the leader of this country needs to be more delicate when he's addressing a divided nation. let me ask you a question. >> let me ask you a question. actually, alex, if you wouldn't call what those rioters were doing far right, you're to the right of the political spectrum. so would you say that you're in the they're in the i'd call them rioters is exactly what they are. >> if you want to call a spade a spade, they are rioters. they don't need to be given a political denomination when political denomination when political motivation. >> what side of the political spectrum were they? >> well, i don't think they were on one. i think they were in this independent bit at the bottom, the same way that people who are

be serving when i'm not available is joanna he strategic partnerships, joanna has a loved one in they jail and has alsoed in the community for many years in working in this field. so thank you thank you. are there any applicants listed today who have not yet spoken speakers? who is the applicant to this body who has not yet spoken? i believe we have all of the licants have spoken who are present. any members of the pk on this item? members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up to speak. at this time, each speaker will be allow there does not appear to be any public. peskin. thank you. chair safaÍ and supervisor walton and particular thanks to all of the applicants, all of whom i say this there's seats on the reentry council. i'm always impressed people with lived experiences who capacity and make things better and advise once. and i always say, i want tor point all of you, but having said that, we can only appoint five of you, and i just wanted to share with my colleagues what my tho as to how to go about that. obviously, having diversity of gender, is part ofÑ

joanna es la informaciÓn. >> gracias, valeria.atracos en el vecindario de encino en el Último mes y los robos violentos han aumentado en un 40%. algunos residentes ya toman medidas instalando sistemas de seguridad, contratando vigilancia y hasta armÁndose para protegerse de los ladrones que en ocasiones irrumpen a plena luz del dÍa. >> estamos todos activos porque aquÍ en la zona de encino todos los dÍas andan robando casas y ahora vinieron a un negocio familiar. >> yo soy de texas y duermo con una pistola, solo que sÍ, sÍ me siento bien. >> el departamento de policÍa de los Ángeles asegura que han aumentado los patrullajes en la zona y reportan que ya hay arrestos en relaciÓn a estos atracos. el sheriff del condado sangamon, jack campbell, que contratÓ a un oficial acusado de quitarle la vida a una mujer negra, abandonarÁ su cargo antes del 31 de agosto por presiones polÍticas y amenazas de muerte. sonia macy, de 36 aÑos, habÍa llamado a la policÍa porque reportÓ que habÍa alguien sospechoso. el oficial shawn grayson abriÓ fuego

joanna, that's the question. i don't think it is . question.k it is. >> there are two basically are the equivalent of if there are jim mcmahon, i want there to be the equivalent of actually policing society. if society is diverse , then the police force diverse, then the police force has to actually reflect that. and is it their greatest strength? >> that's the question i don't think it is. i don't think the greatest strength of the police force have in this country is how many people of different ethnicities work in their, in their institutions into it too much. >> i think you're reading into it. >> it's a it.— >> it's a test. it's a very important test. how diverse they are. but that's not diversity. that's a straightforward question. how many people have you got in your force that relate to the people you're deaung relate to the people you're dealing with? and that is important. you don't need to then make a great thing of it or sort of we bow to. it's not that it's a matter of now if someone has a pakistani gene and then thinks pakistani ge

my name is joanna for seats one, three and four of the reen council. to incarceration, i held jobs in customer managerial roles. i also worked as an analyst inrecords for the state of california labor commissioner's office and cal osha i also taught sunday for things took a turn after i was member for seat one, i formerly incarcerated at san francisco county and am a survivor of domestic violence and sexual i was just recently last year on januar the reentry services through citywide at the castleecifically, was the main source ofthe community for seat four, i haveerved multiple terms of incarceration over the course of approximately five years, two counties in california state prison term in florida. currently, i work as a peerlor with rams at the belief the that reentry starts from the walls of incarceration. i hope that thecan help to put programs in place that are accessible at the right times, to help stop the revolving door of be a role, a voice for those that that are hidden behind the barrier of having been justice involved. thank you. thank yo

estaremos atentos, joanna. >> claro que sÍ. daily mail y admitiÓ su veracidad en una declaraciÓn pÚblica. segÚn durante su primer matrimonio con kristin, ambos atravesaron momentos difÍciles por sus acciones. ella ha mencionado que siguiÓ siendo un gran padre y amigo que junto a la vicepresidenta kamala harris, tienen una buena relaciÓn. tambiÉn trascendiÓ que harris estaba al tanto de esta situaciÓn antes de casarse con emma y que la campaÑa de biden en 2020 tenÍa conocimiento del tema. de momento, harris no ha hecho ningÚn comentario pÚblico al respecto. la administraciÓn biden ampliarÁ al sur de mÉxico las Áreas donde migrantes indocumentados pueden solicitar ingresar a estados unidos a peticiÓn del gobierno mexicano. los migrantes podrÁn programar sus citas por la aplicaciÓn cbp desde los estados de chiapas y tabasco. con el cambio se espera que no se embarquen en ese peligroso viaje rumbo norte y desde el sur del paÍs pueden obtener una de las 1450 citas que se abren a diario. el gobierno estadounidense aÚn no ha dicho cuÁ

but then it all went wrong as joanna's husband went to the hospital to get the babies birth certificates. this week, multiple reports say the family's apartment was hit by gunfire during an israeli operation, jomana her newborns and her mother were all killed. a video shared by the associated press shows her husband trying to process the unimaginable loss. this births a successful, positive experience can happen. this this emblem of hope for everybody and, and for it to be wiped out in an instant like that is just why the israel defense forces told nbc news the details of the incident aren't known, but reiterated it only targets military objectives and takes measures to minimize harm to civilians. it just has to stop it has to stop. sandy is devastated and heartbroken, saying too many innocent lives are being lost on all sides. we need an end to this. yeah. nobody's nobody's getting any. you know, at this point, nobody's winning. nobody's winning. everybody's losing. the bay area nurse says she's determined to keep helping. she has a box of donated breast pumps she's planning to deliver

we have another question and to bring you now, and this time it is from joanna, and she centres thiso, the kursk invasion has. brought the war in ukraine back onto— brought the war in ukraine back onto the — brought the war in ukraine back onto the news _ brought the war in ukraine back onto the news agenda. - brought the war in ukraine back onto the news agenda. i - brought the war in ukraine back onto the news agenda. i am - onto the news agenda. i am wondering _ onto the news agenda. i am wondering how— onto the news agenda. i am wondering how else - onto the news agenda. i am wondering how else might i onto the news agenda. i am . wondering how else might this affect— wondering how else might this affect attitudes _ wondering how else might this affect attitudes in _ wondering how else might this affect attitudes in the - wondering how else might this affect attitudes in the west? i affect attitudes in the west? might — affect attitudes in the west? might it. _ affect attitudes in the west? might it. for— affect attitudes in the west? might it, for example, - might it, for exampl

paid for by cbs television distribution matthew schwartz is suing his former roommate, 22-year-old joannal rise! this is case number 39 on the calendar in the matter of schwartz vs. grunnes. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. schwartz, you were leasing a two-bedroom apartment from whom? >> from rex... >> judge judy: is that somebody you knew? >> no. >> judge judy: and when did your lease start? >> on february 6th of 2018. >> judge judy: and it was a 12-month lease. >> correct. >> judge judy: you sublet a room in your apartment to the defendant. >> correct. >> judge judy: on what date? >> her lease started on june 10th of 2018. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that she breached your lease by moving out four months prematurely. on what date did she move ou

if i can start with you around joanna, i'm 3 nearly 3 weeks on protests. continue and give us an idea of the scale of the reaction to this crime. and this is one of the most struggling, the been murder case, which has come in decent time. it has not been we haven't had been playing the thread of good course. my, they've been border in the movie bus to denny, and the whole country was for the people in the villages because the book, as me personally, i said with my what i can do, i'll meet a whole nice in that been so and then of course, and we do as long as you to get into the got a lot of which is very stringent done, which also increase the quantum up on the shipment. and then the hope be and then of course all the 40 this were hanged and we was hoping that piece will become a little bit more normalized. but this has shaken us, or we want to be because the be the body of this doctor was smaller. kind of isolated punched and they've sort of got and bought the next one for the box so there could be more groups. and that's how she was cute was so she was in a hard working space, a doct

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and we're joined by chief creative content and long time international journalist joanna coles., is it a party someone wants to join. or does it fade away the convention. >> no i think there's a few things at play here. one is a very subtle strategic thing they did very early on. which is that everyone has been saying you know donald trump proposing a serious threat. and so do people on the democratic side of things. they've been talking about them in these stern kind of grave voices. and kamala said, he's an unserious person. represents a serious threat but he's an unserious person and has proceeded to campaign with the kind of joy and happiness. the kind of happy warrior. the people who you know follow boxing know, you always see like the guy who's getting in the ring who looks furious and like, angry and like just, he wants to tear someone apart. that's not the guy you worry about. you worry about the person who gets in the ring happy. the person who's like i finally get to do the thing i'm good at. what really will dictate this is the tone if she carries that tone into the d

. >> one of the local ones was there, joanna mcclinton. thank you much for joining us tonight. we will need to hear more from you during this presidential campaign. >> thank you, i will be back. >> joining us now is democratic senator tina smith of minnesota. former executive vice president of planned parenthood for minnesota, north dakota and south dakota. senator smith, you know those two people who were up on that stage today as well as anyone does. when did you discover that your governor was on his way to the vice presidency? >> well, so i have to admit i was checking my phone all night long. i had a sense. i had a real sense. i did not know that it was going to beat him. it was so clear to me that he was the right choice and that kamala would see that and feel that. when i got the news this morning it was an explosion of texting and messages back and forth and then to be able to watch this incredible rally in philadelphia with the vice president. in a car because i was going back and forth. >> i've never seen him give a speech before today. i am one of those people who is

>> joanna. >> tom. >> you all were telling me about your son. >> yes. >> he has made one thing clear to you. what is that? >> he is watching the election very carefully for november because he wants to move out. and if kamala gets in he knows is he with us. if trump gets in he knows he has a fighting chance to get out. >> lawrence: why is that? >> because the economy will be better. you know, make more money. everything is so expensive. and everything is a domino effect. my other son just moved out friday. 21 years old. and he had to come up with $7,000 just to move in. that's first month, last month's rent. that's what we're talking about. >> lawrence: let's push this narrative further. let's talk with one of those young folks. one young man right here 20 years old. what is your name? >> my name is ryan potray. they are saying your generation has been impacted most by this economy. what's your experience. >> i live at home and good life so far. everything is more expensive and it's concerning as i'm getting older but, yeah, i'm used to that i d

. >> joanna, what do you make of some of those comments by sadiq khan and humza yousaf there, where,this thing of, you know, today is the day to check on your ethnic minority friends and neighbours and i don't think i can live here anymore because of islamophobia and all of that stuff, whereas i think there are people of all races who really just don't feel safe here anymore, right? >> well, i think for a lot of countries, people don't feel safe because crime is crime, right ? there isn't any country right? there isn't any country thatis right? there isn't any country that is doesn't have a level of crime. but i find that with other communities, what you do tend to be more scared of is the most extreme cases of crime . most extreme cases of crime. like somebody having a machete, like a terrorist attack and things like that. but it's different for me, and i actually completely relate to humza yousaf and, sadiq khan of what they've been saying. and funnily enough, i wrote something similar on my social media about i don't have children yet, but i'm not sure that i would want to bring u

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. >> okay, well, look, joanna, what's your view? i mean, i don't know. on the wrong side of some quite severe misogyny? did you feel as though that should be treated in the same way as, you know, extremism or terrorism? >> well, first of all, i'm offended and just wondering, how dare the other commentators say that we've got bigger fish to fry when we've got 2 million women a year? >> of course you're of course you're offended. you're a feminist. >> sorry, i'm still talking. was i talking when you were talking? yeah. 2 million women are subject to violence a year with men. and this starts somewhere. and it is very rich for a man to be sat there saying, we need to protect our free speech. we need to. if you don't act in a particular way that crosses the line towards women, then you've got no problem whatsoever with any type of legislation. i don't understand why we're, you know, minimising this when we're actually having women suffering at the hands of men. and we're actually seeing an epidemic of misogyny and women dying. so if you're going to have somet

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