joanna, there is a — dealing with europe. joanna, there is a bit _ dealing with europe.in an interview the other day saying that people insult donald trump they want to do if they want to do business with him. what advice would you give to european leaders who have visits macron, sir keir president macron, sir keir starmer next week in terms of 7777777 7�* they �* they should approach hovg they should annroach 7 with the us how they should annroach 7 with the us now? i dealing with the us now? i agree with rodney that donald trump — agree with rodney that donald trump has _ agree with rodney that donald trump has been _ agree with rodney that donald trump has been very- agree with rodney that donaldl trump has been very consistent on i view_ trump has been very consistent on i view of— trump has been very consistent on i view of this _ trump has been very consistent on i view of this war. - trump has been very consistent on i view of this war. that - on his view of this war. that hasn't — on his view of this war. that hasn't changed _ on his view of this war. that hasn't

joanna. >> gracias por tu informe. las medidas de la administracion trump que pr preocupan es la suspension de los fondos que entrega la agencia de los estados unidos para el desarrollo i internacional. la usaid. colombia ha sido durante mucho tiempo el mayor receptor de asistencia en el continente americano. su rostro se amplia. >> por mucho tiempo. colombia ha sido el pais latinoamericano que ha recibido mas asistencia de usaid. la decision de estados que distribuyen la agencia ya genera consecuencias. muchas personas piensan que esto. >> solamente son ayudas humanitarias, que es ayuda de emergencia y en el momento y nuestros proyectos iban d dirigidos al desarrollo integral de la poblacion. >> en 2024 el pais recibio 413 millones de dolares para proyectos relacionados a la trata de personas, la explotacion infantil y el apoyo a poblaciones vulnerables, entre otros. tambien para atender la ola migrante venezolana que ha llegado huyendo de la crisis economica. >> entonces, esto obliga a que las. >> familias sigan lleg

joanna. >> gracias, javier.e opa-locka, florida, rumbo a filadelfia, donde mÁs tarde se estrellÓ. tenÍa pautada una escala en springfield, missouri, para ir a su destino final. tijuana, mÉxico. pero quÉ son estas ambulancias aÉreas? trasladan a personas en estado crÍtico cuando es necesario un traslado rÁpido. el 74% de la flota es de helicÓpteros enla estados unidos. mÁs de 500.000 pacientes utilizan las ambulancias aÉreas cada aÑo sobre esta tragedia en filadelfia. poco a poco van saliendo las identidades de las vÍctimas. issa osorio se encuentra en la ciudad de donde eran dos de las vÍctimas. adelante, johana. >> buenas noches. yo me encuentro en ensenada, baja california. el municipio del que eran originarias valentina guzmÁn y su madre, lizeth murillo, dos de las vÍctimas que murieron al caer la ambulancia aÉrea en filadelfia. valentina guzmÁn era la paciente de solo 12 aÑos que viajaba a bordo del aviÓn. ambulancia que se cayÓ. platicamos con un amigo de la familia, quien nos comentÓ que valentina habÍa vi

joanna. >> gracias miriam por tu informe.ecolÓgicos, de educaciÓn y humanitarios hasta econÓmicos. el paÍs que mÁs recibe ayuda es ucrania, con mÁse 16.400.000.000 de dÓlares. le sigue etiopÍa y jordania. en amÉrica latina, colombia es el que mÁs se beneficia con 389 millones de dÓlares solo en 2023. de momento, el gobierno no ha congelado las asistencias humanitarias que considera salvan vidas mientras se evalÚa durante 0 dÍas todos los programas y de materializarse la suspensiÓn de estos fondos. amÉrica latina se verÍa impactada. entre los proyectos que quedarÍan en el aire estÁn los esfuerzos para conservar el amazonas brasileÑo, la erradicaciÓn de la coca en perÚ y en colombia y la asistencia humanitaria. xulio cross desde bogotÁ nos amplÍa. >> por mucho tiempo colombia ha sido el paÍs latinoamericano que ha recibido mÁs asistencia de usaid. la decisiÓn de estados unidos de congelar los fondos que distribuyen la agencia ya genera consecuencias. >> muchas personas piensan que esto solamente son ayudas humanitarias, que es

. >> joanna gracias, alejandro.abanpresos detenidos sin cargos. regresamos. y en california los incendios forestales ya no son una preocupaciÓn. ahora es una lÍnea de tormentas que deja fuertes lluvias al norte del estado. (natalia) hola, soy natalia, fan de chick-fil-a®, y un pequeño detalle que me gusta del grilled spicy deluxe sandwich de chick-fil-a® es el pollo a la parrilla que tiene una chispa única. combinado con el colby jack cheese, es un picoso perfecto. tiene como un sazón bien latino, porque es un sabor familiar. agregando el cilantro lime sauce al grilled spicy deluxe sandwich, esos sabores combinados te van a hacer bailar. (vo) cliente real de chick-fil-a® fue pagado por su testimonio. cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. ¿cuál es la mejor defensa contra los efectos de la erosión en las

[applause] to joanna, and our families, thank you for your love and support. to our lieutenant governor, the lg kim driscoll -- [cheers and applause] there is nobody who does a better job of keeping us fired up, but always focusing us on the needs of residents and our communities. you give 110% all the time. this state couldn't have a better leader, and i thank you. to members of our cabinet and executive staff, team massachusetts all the way! let's see those bracelets! [applause] to our state employees, thank you for the work you do to keep massachusetts strong. [applause] to our service members, veterans , and gold star families, everything we have, we owe to you. [applause] 250 years ago this april, on a common in lexington and a bridge in concord, the farmers, tradesmen, and shopkeepers of the massachusetts militia took a stand. they risked everything for the right to self-government, and they started the revolution that gave us our country. this is our legacy, massachusetts. it's more than our history. it's who we are. the militia that fought at lexington

joanna coles is with us now at the table. this is, you know, going to be the story of the next four years, but obviously the courts, it's a bit of a mixed bag, but the courts are in certain areas stepping in and saying, hey, you've gone too far. and i think actually the di order being extremely sweeping, being halted tonight is very significant. and also the watchdog groups, i think is incredibly significant because this is how they kind of get away with doing whatever they want is by taking the, you know, the watchman out of the tower, essentially. >> well. >> this is clearly a. >> humiliating moment. >> for donald. >> trump, isn't it? but then at the same time, he's got so much else going on that it's hard to know to what extent he's actually paying any attention to this. i mean, what's so fascinating about the way that one month in, he's roared into office is that it's a sort of spray and pray. there's just so much going on that he he may not even care. i'm sure he's spending all his time thinking, how on earth do i manage

annita: joanna, welcome to the program as well.to the first trump administration, the beginning of that was characterized by lots of staffing issues, arguments, people were leaving, people were being fired. this time around the administration seems much more prepared, and maybe that is why we are getting this volume of output from both president trump and the white house, flooding the zone as rodney was mentioning there do you think this is a team that is much more prepared to go after what it wants? >> they have a plan and they have a blueprint for significant change. that is what they want to do every day. but the thing i would say is the standout moment is when the president is tested, and he was tested, because we have that massive flight crash from wichita, kansas, and he blamed that on biden and on president obama and on everyone who wasn't him. i think obviously the actions are going to speak louder than words in the long run. so they can come in with all of these big bluster actions and they certainly have them. to some deg

joanna chmiel drills the three pointer. plus the foul. she finished with 16 points. cal goes up by 12. later in the second, cal up by 16. marta suarez hits the turnaround jumper. cal rolls in this one 8453. that's it for now. i will see you back here for sportswrap coming up in just 30 minutes. the 11:00 news with claudine. starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> well, protesters fled a busy downtown los angeles freeway, blocking traffic and facing off with police. the daylong demonstration in response to president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration and promised mass deportations. [music] and the demonstrations didn't just happen in l.a. hundreds of people protested in san jose today against the president's actions, and today was about protests. but tomorrow, groups want to show the power of the immigrant community in a different way. hello again. i'm claudine wong. they are calling it a day without immigrants asking people to stay home from work or school, even closed businesses for the day. ktvu lamonica peters live for us in san jose to

host: germantown, maryland, joanna democrat callerment caller: first of all we are not in a world war and you will you did was build a straw man to jump what trump is doing. when trump was in office the first time he added $8 trillion to the deficit. more than all prefer presidents combined that is -- wait a minute, let me finish. host: go ahead, we are letting you. caller: he started to interrupt me. on top of that i was reading an analysis of this budget the cog put out yesterday. lots of ginormous credits and tax breaks for large corporations and the very wealthy. everybody else got crumbs. eviscerating things like medicaid that takes care of poor people, they are the enemy, they are terrible horrible humans and r -- and we shouldn't do anything for them. the idea of impoundment,trump -- i got discombobulated since you brought up the f.d.r. thing it is completely different. the thing i have found about republicans the only time you are ever concerned about the deficit/debt is when democrats are in office. host: we will take your point. guest: a couple of points. yeah we spent way t

joanna. >> gracias por tu informe de al sur de la florida. hay tragedias en dos familias.a hoy en su casa de tamarac luego que se emitiera una alerta amber por su hija serafina, de cuatro aÑos. un vecino, quien al parecer le tratÓ de ayudar a la mujer, fue hallado sin vida en el vecindario. horas despuÉs, la menor fue encontrada sana y salva junto con su padre, nathan jingles. >> deputies located for your old serafina jingles. she was safe and unarmed deputies also located natan jingles at this point. i can share that nathan jingles has been arrested. >> los dos fueron encontrados en el estacionamiento de un supermercado. nathan jingles fue arrestado y hasta el momento solo enfrenta cargos por violar una orden de alejamiento que habÍa interpuesto la madre de la menor. y pasamos a mÉxico. fÁtima es una estudiante de secundaria que, segÚn las autoridades, cayÓ desde el segundo piso de su escuela. su padre cree que esta caÍda pudo ser causa del acoso el cual, afirma su hija era vÍctima y el cual ya habÍa denunciado previamente, pero afirma que nunca recibiÓ un seguimiento ade

joanna. >> gracias, betsy, por tu informe.a m mexico, donde al menos seis personas murieron y tres estan heridas . este domingo en un accidente de transito ocurrido en la autopista mexico-puebla. segun informacion preliminar, el choque ocurrio cuando un trailer perdio el control e invadio los carriles contrarios de la ca carretera en el municipio de ixtapaluca, en el estado de mexico. luego el trailer embistio a una pipa, a otro vehiculo y a una ambulancia. los vehiculos de carga explotaron por la colision y todos terminaron en llamas con sus ocupantes atrapados. >> pacientes con quemaduras de tercer nivel en lo que es la parte de la cara, las manos y ambas piernas. estaba consciente. orientado, eso si, con bastante dolor. .>> y de momento se sabe que entre las victimas mortales estan los pasajeros de la ambulancia. el paciente y un familiar que lo acompanaba. el conductor de este vehiculo y el paramedico lograron sobrevivir y estan hospitalizados. fatima es una estudiante de secundaria en mexico, quien, segun las au autoridad

joanna kiley added 16. the golden bears blow out the panthers 84 to 53.mproves to 19 and four overall on the season. on the farm stanford taking on number 15.. north carolina. down four with under a minute to go. nunu o'gara cuts the lead down to a bucket with the lay in. she had 22 points and 14 boards. then with time winding down o'gara again for the tie. but this time it is no good. north carolina edges stanford 69 to 67. great to be at the pro bowl. that's even better to win the pro bowl. so i'm happy to take care of business. well juice was taking care of business at the pro bowl. check out this diving touchdown grab. a fullback is not supposed to do that. he got it from marin county native jared goff, who was named the offensive mvp. another 49ers tight end, george kittle, also found the end zone. then the spike. the nfc goes on to win the game 76 to 63. nick bosa didn't play in the flag football game, but he did help the nfc win the tug of war agast the afc. one more basket or one basket ball note. de'aaron fox is reportedly going to be traded to s

and joanna is burg, dominated by discussions on how to end the war and ukraine, plus by taking a chain saw it to bureaucracy. argentina's president brings an unusual gift for trump senior advisor on most of the tennis courts. the hockey. when prompted a ton from the canadian, from the so hello there to split picture when it comes to web are across the middle east and live. and you can see the dentist cloud where winter is showing it's time to present most of the region. so most no showers expected for places like to key in the caucuses and western parts of iran behind some showers, slipping down into a rock, extending across the eastern areas of the mediterranean with a cold. no. when the wind, we'll drop temperatures in the days ahead. but touches us sitting pretty settled for the south of this across the gulf, we could see the window of pick up for places like guitar as we go into the new week. however. and the wind is a story across the north of africa. we what warnings out for potential sand storms and dustin's for libya as well as out julia and chad. it's much west for coastal are

joanna kiley added 16. the golden bears blow out the panthers 84 to 53. cal improves to 19 and four on the season. on the farm stanford taking onn number 15. north carolina. down four with under a minute to go. nunu o'gara cuts the lead down to aucket with the layup. she had 22 points and 14 rebounds. then with time winding down o'gara goes for the tie. this time though no good. north carolina edges stanford 69 to 67. to golf. gorgeous day for the final round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. rory mcilroy and a three way tie for the lead on number ten. he drains the birdie to open a one shot lead at 17 under par. then he slams the door on the competition on the par five 14th. that falls for an eagle. he would tap in for par on 18. shoots a final round 66 for a two stroke victory at 21 under par. it's his first victory at pebble. to win it one of the cathedrals of golf is really, really cool with it being pebble beach. i had to put that to the back of my mind and just go out there and try to shoot a score, which i was able to. but yeah, really cool to have

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joanna chmiel drills the three pointer. plus the foul. she finished with 16 points. by 12. later in the second, cal up by 16. marta suarez hits the turnaround jumper. cal rolls in this one 8453. that's it for now. i will see you back here for sportswrap coming up in just 30 minutes. the 11:00 news with claudine. starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> well, protesters fled a busy downtown los angeles freeway, blocking traffic and facing off with police. the daylong demonstration in response to president trump's crackdown on illegal immigration and promised mass deportations.

my little sister joanna sat in the middle, and all you could see were her eyes, because she had a scarfting with a little space. between them was my older brother, byron. end quote. the watson family is literally and figuratively close knit. they're loving. they're always laughing. our protagonist is ten year old kenny. he's empathetic. he's smart. he's giving joetta, who goes by joey, is a rule follower follower who wants everyone to remain safe at all times. 13 year old byron, who's just beginning his rebellious teenage phase, is protective and sensitive. but everything changes when the watson family decides to take a road trip south to their grandmother's house in birmingham, alabama. it's there that the family is confronted with racism, emotional turmoil and a defining act of the civil rights era violence. the infamous ku klux klan bombing of the 16th street baptist church that would take the lives of four little black girls. that's the plot of today's velshi banned book club feature, the watsons go to birmingham, 1963, by christopher paul curtis. this beloved children's classic has

yeah, i was part of the stunt team on that, which was coordinated by joanna mclaren clark and fantasticng with the wire stunts, really innovative, innovative stunts that the team provided. but you won't know it's me. yeah, i'll be like a munchkin running around and stuff. >> that's rubbish. >> that's rubbish. >> it was great. >> it was great. >> but don't give up your day job. >> that's nicholas. >> that's nicholas. >> i won't. »- >> i won't. >> thank you, mate. thank you. great. great guy. thanks for watching. lee anderson's real world, and it's five years ago today since we left the european union. so coming up to talk about that is tom harwood. >> we'll see a cold snap which will quickly develop into a warm front. boxt boiler repairs sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. good evening. welcome to your gb news. weather update from the met office as we head towards the weekend, often staying rather wet and windy to the north—west, largely dry elsewhere and we could even see some sunshine at times. but for now, a frontal system. it's largely fizzling out across the country, but

time it was like, and joanna. >> our expert, made that point. >> it's.it. >> starts to answer and then it like. >> remembers its. >> rules and takes it back. it was really stunning. >> remembers its rules. absolutely. >> so it's always great seeing. >> you. >> my friend. thank you. >> appreciate it. up next. >> just this morning, a crucial. >> vote on kash patel's. nomination as fbi director delayed. we'll explain why. >> and later. >> where are. the eggs? >> speak with a poultry. >> farmer about the nationwide. >> shortage and the. >> skyrocketing prices. >> watching jose. >> watching jose. >> diaz-balart reports on if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪♪) serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine and bacterial infection between the anus and genitals, both which may be fatal, severe allergic reactions, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. stop taking and tell your doctor right away if you have

joanna, you've been. >> speaking with hostage families. what do they think of trump's warnings?h a mother of a hostage who is still in captivity inside gaza, and she has no idea if her 20 year old son is alive or, in fact, is dead. and i've been speaking to israelis here in hostage square as well. and i think that priority number one for all of these individuals is bringing these hostages home. but they also don't want to throw fuel to the fire. some of them telling me they feel as if the words of president trump yesterday evening, especially, are throwing fuel to the fire. others saying they feel like maybe this is in fact a negotiating tactic. and this is how you need to speak to an organization like hamas to make them do something, to make them act. let's take a listen to some of what i heard, anna, and then we'll talk on the other side. >> it does scare me, but i want to put my faith that he knows what he's saying. he knows what he's doing. >> i don't think there is a real plan behind all this talking. basically, for me, it's disturbing. >> so we heard from a senior hamas of

joanna coles and solomon jones. it's the weekend. join the conversation at the table for five. good morning. i'm abby phillip in new york. in donald trump's second week on the job, america has once again been reminded of how he copes with the crisis. he suddenly becomes a pundit. it wasn't four hours after the nation's deadliest plane crash in nearly a quarter century, when the president started ruminating about blame, questioning the competence of the tower and military pilots. then, 14 hours after the crash, he took to the white house podium with a different and clearer message about who he thinks is at fault. >> i put safety first. obama, biden and the democrats put policy first. the faa's diversity push includes focus on hiring people with severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities. that is amazing. a group within the faa. another story determined that the workforce was too white, that they had concerted efforts to get the administration to change that and to change it immediately. this was in the obama administration, but they actually came out with a directive to wh

so joanna sandoval was one of the many latinos who moved to dalton in the 1980s. she was born to mexican parents in the united states, and she up in michigan and came to dalton after graduating from college in the 1980s. this she wasn't able to find work despite. her ability to speak both english and spanish fluently in her college education. she felt she was blocked from these jobs because she was latino when she arrived in 1980, she was only part of a small community of latinos, maybe about 100 and most of them were poor. few english and many were undocumented. seeing the members of the community who needed service, she partnered with the local church to help residents with immigration. the group continued to grow and began to teach english. they eventually outgrew the church that they started in and she partnered with latino business leaders in the area to create latino, which is their the group that sponsored this dance. i don't know what the word is. show that. so they they organized dance sorry i should say. they offered english and spanish classes, citizens

today i rise to recognize katrina, joanna, and crystal of the akron public schools science and health department as ohio state's 13th congressional district champions of the week. the department recently earned the presidential award for excellence in stem mentoring on behalf of the white house office of science and technology policy and the national science foundation. as one of just five organizations in the country to earn this award, this is truly an atowning achievement and one that our entire community should be proud of. this prestigeous award recognizes their dedication to shaping the fuhr of science and technology through mentorship, helping to ensure our incoming stem workforce reflects the work talent of america. akron public school's mission is to prepare each tiled child for success. as an alum i can attest to their ability to create successful students. these women support this mission through science and health department by promoting stem opportunities in and beyond the classroom. together katrina, joanna, and krista have 65 years of mentors, and the department lowered

so joanna. >> in. >> the control. >> room says love is in the air.our programing up a bit. willie, we'll do a little bit of like, can we do some live on air proposals on mj or something. let's cut things up a little bit. can you help me with that with your today show connections? >> we'll work on that. we'll do some legal news first. yeah, we'll get to. >> some pregnancy revelations. alex korson, our producer. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> for the news. >> okay. >> okay. >> so he is. the wet blanket. it's usually me. all right, let's get started with the news. happy valentine's day, everybody. after a very long week and it continues, the top federal prosecutor in new york has resigned after. >> she. >> refused to follow a justice department order to drop the corruption charges against new york mayor eric adams. acting u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york danielle sassoon announced her resignation in a brief statement to colleagues, according to a senior official. sassoon appealed wednesday to attorney general pam bondi and expressed

. >> okay so joanna so i agree that this doesn't really necessarily fall under item five but just briefly changing the name of the office would require a charter amendment at a future election. in the interim you could informally rebrand the position in public communications similar to the way the department of the environment which is the formal name established in the charter has recently rebranded itself as as of environment if you want to explore that option i suggest you confer with the controller to minimize any confusion about the two positions. >> so i guess but my it doesn't answer my initial question of how this actually went through and proposition c without but that's not i feel like if we i do have some information about that that's definitely not been agenda so i'm a little uncomfortable discussing something like that that's not on the agenda. >> okay so let's have a memo for our next meeting. >> that's a request that i'll bring back to my office. >> so i will also i will also formalize it and i think in the past it's been a little ambiguous whether or not we address it to j

host: germantown, maryland, joanna democrat callerment caller: first of all we are not in a world warnd you will you did was build a straw man to jump what trump is doing. when trump was in office the first time he added $8 trillion to the deficit. more than all prefer presidents combined that is -- wait a minute, let me finish. host: go ahead, we are letting you. caller: he started to interrupt me. on top of that i was reading an analysis of this budget the cog put out yesterday. lots of ginormous credits and tax breaks for large corporations and the very wealthy. everybody else got crumbs. eviscerating things like medicaid that takes care of poor people, they are the enemy, they are terrible horrible humans and r -- and we shouldn't do anything for them. the idea of impoundment,trump -- i got discombobulated since you brought up the f.d.r. thing it is completely different. the thing i have found about republicans the only time you are ever concerned about the deficit/debt is when democrats are in office. host: we will take your point. guest: a couple of points. yeah we spent way too

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. >> melissa camacho joanna lynn ,jamie leong. stephanie kuch kuch i think christopher pepper come on or. good evening. >> this is my third time coming to these meetings to fight for our staff. you know how important our staff are and i'm not even going to try to convince you. i'm here to completely oppose your staff cuts. you came here as a budget balancer. you seemed like you care. >> you looked like you cared. but when you come up here and you talk about hard decisions which means gutting our schools, it makes you look like the other guy who came before you. you propose balancing this budget on the backs of our hardworking staff at the detriment of our children. i have said this 100 times. cuts come from the top. if you don't have enough money to fully staff the schools you need to go across the street and ask for more money. you are not fighting for us. i really wanted to trust you but i don't. you are not working for us. this whole thing feels ornamental. you let us come here and participate. but you are not including us. you

next speaker thank you chair joanna tarlov and member selita dupre. for the record, she and her team foltz. yes, i did hear my name called. thank you. congratulations to julie. i think julie certainly represents things that i've said over time and what i'm looking for in a director of transportation and i've known julie for quite a long time not just here but at clipper executive board meetings. that's very, very important. clipper executive board. i go to their meetings. i'd encourage you to check them out, read the agendas or even watch the videos if you can't make them in person. >> and but but most of all, what i like about julie is julie is always respected me as the person i am. julie's very good at respecting people for who they are and welcoming people into music so i'm very, very grateful for that. >> so thank you for your decision and there's a lot going on and i stayed away from the crowds and i did get to enjoy a bit of free muni on sunday. don't get to see that very often but i went to the fourth and king i got off caltrain and they had s

joanna lynn, jamie lang. ian dysart. giller or i believe i'm sorry. i'm joseph eckstrom.ning. my name is sarah kern. i'm a teacher librarian at harvey milk civil rights academy. i'm concerned about the proposed staffing model and the formula used to determine allocations for elementary librarians. one hour per week per class may work for strictly teaching and prepping for classes but a library program is so much more. libraries offer ongoing literacy support through book clubs daily access to thoughtfully curated books steam and makerspace opportunities collaboration with classroom teachers and support staff collection development events, technology access and instruction. librarians don't just see classes we are supporters of literacy, social justice warriors, tech teachers and support collection managers, site leaders, community builders, trusted adults, relationship builders, relief teachers, collaborators and defenders of censorship in this day and age of media illiteracy and misinformation when people's identities are being erased. librarians and the programs they pr