[continues in spanish] [diego exhales] travis: you see josephine today? boy: yeah, she looked fab, bro. travis: hey, she looks good. boy: i don't know. sometimes, she look a little, a little flat. i don't know. travis: ha ha! why do you have to do that to josephine, man? she's looking good. hey, she looks good. no, she had a good outfit on. it looked good. boy: it's good. travis: who are you gonna ask to homecoming, man? boy: oh, i don't know... travis: guess who i'm gonna ask. ellie. boy: whoa. ho ho! big man. travis: hey, hey, hey. i'm about to shoot my shot. shoot my shot. you know i'm gonna make a switch. [wrestlers breathing heavily] coach: come on! circle, circle, circle. wrist control, wrist control. diego, on your back! let's go. come on. put your arms in. keep your arms in. stay in the circle. oh, come on, pena. elbows in. come on. there you go. [no audible dialogue] boy: yo, for real. throwin' a kick-back at our spot. y'all should roll through. it's going to be a good time. travis: you going, d.? diego: nah, i got to cut weight for finals, man.

we have so many seats available and it does not seem right to me. >> among those rejected was josephine chow. and the rejection came raising more concerns. it said in part they need to be as representative as possible of the student population. we received more applications from our chinese community than could be accommodated. other community members complained about the process for now there only five members. during the board meeting the commissioner also voiced her concerns about the issues surrounding the council. >> we have to figure this out. we have to engage with the families as we have stifled the engagements. we must give families better ways to engage. in a letter the district head of staff warned about the rules the committee should follow. district programs and practices must be free from discrimination on all the following bases including race. into the may 9th meeting where they decided to table the proposed slate of only five members for the parent advisory council and the superintendent was ordered to review the way the council picks their members. but they say they wa

it doesn't seem right to me for grandma, and those rejected is josephine zhao. among the rejection email she got right even more concerned. it raised even more consent, reading in part, it is vital that the pac be as representative as possible of the student population. we received more applications from our chinese community than could be accommodated. >> reporter: for now, there are still only five members. during the may 9th board meeting, commissioner aleta fisher voiced her concerns about issues surrounding the council. >> we have to figure this out. if we want to improve student outcomes, we have to engage with families and right now we have stifled all family engagement. we want to change adult behaviors, give families better ways to engage. >> reporter: the school system has been reviewing the parent selection process. in a letter, the district head of staff warned about the rules a committee should be following. district programs, activities, and practices must be free from discrimination on all of the following bases, including race. the board decided

which i prevail in came out. josephine and the 1st is international terrorism. and the 2nd front is migration. the is round to class. it's open ration in the closet strip. uh, with the countries department is to appraising the military for eliminating b as nomic to hard leadership. hold on as ordinary people in garza celebrates at 1st off the days of woodland place at a time the h safety and hay in the russian capital. and this is all the international with the world news update from all of our team. a very welcome that we stop you out of into care web posting station. so the next talk is president, have closed. we can send, you know, a special coverage of the with the voting efficient a completed the process of challenging pallets has begun as of 8 pm. so it is time the current president, which at the water is leading the race with nearly 53 percent of the popular vote. one is main opponents. kamali, calixto blue is currently at 41 percent. that leads these the place one us and on again, just above 5 percent. when i put some numbers on the turkish parliamentary

in josephine joseph half woman half man, siamese, twin sisters, geltons, dwarfs, midgets, you see, alls some intellectuals are beginning to understand that the creativity of the culture that they read with their work is the result of his free thought independent will. it no longer makes them that culture is not an internal necessity of the capitalist world. reproaching me for preaching hatred. you advise me to propagate love. you must consider me capable of inspiring working people to love the capitalists, for they devour your strength. crazy, for they are fruitless destroying the treasures of your earth you are very late on the cultural impact of the teachings of love and meekness honest people. it's been a long time since they talked embarrassingly, it's impossible to talk about it. influence in our day, when the bourgeoisie at home and in the colonies inspires meekness and forces slaves. loving her through the use of fire and the ball with more energy than she has always used fire. and the sword, you intellectuals, masters of culture, should have understood that working people, havi

josephine, good morning. caller: your statements are upsetting. part of the package of black male was to dramatically cut medicaid, the welfare for seniors in nursing homes. so explain why they have to be at the brunt of this. because you want to blackmail to get the package passed. you know damn well that it has nothing to do with future spending. you should be doing that in committee. it's only there so we can watch you. i have watched you. you are an inveterate liar. guest: first of all, we have not proposed to cut medicaid to nursing home patients. i know nursing homes like the back of my hand. i spent years consulting there. i certainly want to take care and work diligently as a member of congress to make sure they are taken care of we have not proposed doing away with medicaid. it does need to get back to its original intent, to make sure that those in society who have the least are able to get the care they need. the disabled, the aged, that is what it was meant to be but it has mushroomed into something much more than that, something it wa

chernivtsi so i am talking about the ukrainian actress yuliya sinyuk, who is known under the pseudonym josephine jackson. she was in chernivtsi and after visiting chernivtsi they wrote the following. i was there twice and i liked the city. in all those cities where cobblestones have been preserved, sinyuk wrote on social networks that the road is very crooked and it is very difficult to drive, to which the first deputy head of the department of infrastructure and public works of chernivtsi hryhoriy prokhorenko replied. he invited her to work, he said, please work . this is what our porn star looks like. he wrote the following. it's a good opportunity to realize yourself outside the film sets, because the career of an actress is not eternal, indeed, it is not eternal, just like the crooked roads in chernivtsi, the official emphasized. please come to us for work and it is interesting that this porn actress of ours has a diploma. well, if she did not buy, like some, the faculty of international relations of the lviv commercial academy. how do you like this method of recruiting? well, we have alread

. >> todd: to follow-up mayor josephine, economy and inflation are the two most important issues facingou get the sense biden's economy could cost him re-election? >> biden's economy is going to cost him the election. this is the worst since the '70s. this feels worse. it was scary then, it is much scarier now. we need somebody to fix the economy and bring us forward and at this point, anybody's game and it definitely not biden's. >> todd: new -- entrant in this game whchl it comes to illegal immigrantses, people are not very happy with the president and these numbers bear that out. 60% of voters think not tough enough. what do rust belt voters think when they see us doing everything to accommodate the migrants and nothing to accommodate the american citizen? >> i mean, it is terrible. look at the whole situation in new york. they're bringing immigrants in by bus loads and housing them in city school gyms while the kids are going to school. in missouri, you can't even volunteer at school without having a background check and they are living in the gym with one bathroom. i mean, that is

this is katie with her mom kalissa and maria bartiromo's mother, josephine, picked in these photos withat you are seeing maria bartiromo's mom because here is maria bartiromo. rachel: keep those pictures up. maria's mom lives with maria. she's a great daughter. maria: i'm grateful to have my mom with me every day. i love you so much. >> she's already tearing up. rachel: i'm tearing up. maria: we walk and we cook and we do a lot together so i'm grateful. rachel: a good italian daughter. we need more of those in america. i love it. all right. we have a lot going on today. one of the -- i'm going to play this clip here of brittney griner as you know she was in a russian prison for a while. she got out and she's famous for not -- i guess for kneeling, not standing during the national an them. here she is. >> it's definitely different. for the olympics, you're sitting there, with gold around your neck and flags going up and anthems going, it's different. rachel: she says when she heard the national anthem after being released at the game here, she said it hits different. it's still an ambiva

the fact that when i grew up and i knew who langston hughes was and josephine baker was and these iconic figures, but i had no idea they were clear -- queer. i had no idea i did exist, i had creative side should have had the right to look up to. that is another reason i keep writing and keep putting these things out into the world. i do not want us to keep going generation after generation where we do not have that history thanks preserved. i think that is the other thing. banning books does not mean history is being preserved. this just becomes a time capsule, so we all can remember what was happening right now. it comes a time capsule so 50 years from now, we know who was on the right night of history and who was on the wrong side of history. it never gets recorded, then the narrative can be flipped and turned into whoever at the time is in power. the final reason is, i get these messages. i got one from a kid in pennsylvania who was at a school board meeting fighting the book ban and said to the panel that reading my book helped them name their abuser. i get messages about the fact th

. >> mary josephine did you hold your hand up you thought the bidens are broke the law?oreign nationals funneling money to llcs and being dispersed to the biden family. it's basically unethical. it's a national security threat. it could be treasonous as far as i'm concerned. >> steve: right next to you is john. you are an independent. you already know that john right next to you is a republican with a capital r you said earlier. >> yes. >> steve: you are nods your head yes they broke the law. >> only thing i disagree with you, steve, it's not law, it's laws. it's money laundering, it's bribery. violation of foreign, corrupt practices act. this is a money scheme, worse than enron or any other corporate scene that has been pointed out over the last couple decades. the thing is the llcs but there are no products or services. right? how can you be in business with no products and services but you are moving money around? and we need to look at the banks that are holding this money and move the money. right? because they should have reported it as suspicious activity. >> stev

i will start with you in the back mary josephine because you are an independent.cnn. how did you think he did on the economy compared to joe biden? >> i mean, there's no comparison. under trump, you could afford living we live in new york city. it's impossible to get by here. you mentioned egg as couple minutes ago. we have a pastry shop. eggs about a year and a half ago were $31 a case. it went up to $161, it's down to probably about $120 right now. >> ainsley: how do you survive raise your rates? >> how much can you charge a customer egg omelet 15, $16? it's up believable. as far as i'm concerned we were better under trump every facet of my life much easier to get by especially living in a city like this. we have the added new york city taxes and whatnot on us. i think trump did a pretty good job last night. ments and you are a democrat right here on the front row. how is the party surviving when you are looking at what is happening at the border. when you look at the grocery store prices, when you look at crime and increases and all of our big democratic cities

josephine moore. she was not in good health. most of calvin's life and sadly died in march on 39th birthday. when calvin was just 12 years old, she likely suffered from tuberculosis. calvin spent good amount of time with his grandparents on their. they hope to see him grow up and work the land as they and progenitor nations had. but over time, calvin hoped to follow in his father's footsteps and keep store, as he put it. calvin attended the one room schoolhouse which, was just up the road from his house. he was an average student. in february of 1886, when he was 13 years old, calvin went away for high school to attend black river academy in neighboring ludlow, vermont. as he put it, going away to school was my first great adventure in life. one class he found particularly interesting was in civil government, which provided his first exposure to the constitution of the united states. during the summers would return to plymouth and work on his grandparents farm. there he developed fondness for riding horses and march of calvin se

the only thing it's important to remember she once out of the last 20 is josephine was successful in the initial meeting with the experts. the recently shelter of the last 20 years. not to set some. so i think the reason slip slip each much time, but that's basically be i'm doing it many of the dimensions step through chelsea. so i think the 1st thing i mentioned is the emotional connection from the problem to sorry, so successful. ringback building nations that already exist as well and at home see things look good about the uh well so early in the search and um came with a lot of confusion. um lets say they they, they got to become issues. i think it didn't the how fast they to they could do away with many of the fundamentals. maybe that's what the cost would to you. so i think they'd be wise to look back. uh, not just, not just some of the things that didn't was the problem to share, but on the many, many, many things that i think if they could look back at that, as well as taking advice from people by a strong, emotional investment from the field with come up to the level now and

josephine, good morning. caller: your statements are upsetting. the package of black male was to dramatically cut medicaid, the welfare for seniors in nursing homes. so explain why they have to be at the brunt of this. because you want to blackmail to get the package passed. you know damn well that it has nothing to do with future spending. you should be doing that in committee. it's only there so we can watch you. i have watched you. you are an inveterate liar. guest: first of all, we have not proposed to cut medicaid to nursing home patients. i know nursing homes like the back of my hand. i spent years consulting there. i certainly want to take care and work diligently as a member of congress to make sure they are taken care of we have not proposed doing away with medicaid. it does need to get back to its original intent, to make sure that those in society who have the least are able to get the care they need. the disabled, the aged, that is what it was meant to be but it has mushroomed into something much more than that, something it was never

thank you, mr josephine. two quick questions for either either of you. could you clarify that? oh, can you tell me? what's the new height of that offensive without the bar? it was 10 ft with the bar. what is it without? the post are still 10 ft, so the post on the side will still be 10 ft. but there is no wires on that segment of the friends that the wires are. i think there may be four ft. from the ground up. with the bar that you're removing. well with the bar. it's 10 ft. correct. well, the top of the bars is pan feet. and what would it be without the that bar that you have agreed to remove? posts are also 10 ft. so it'll be the same. yeah so maybe two inches down, if depends where they cut it. what do you cut it this way or that way it will be two inches indifference. and the two inches of difference will vote will will take away blockage of the window. well i think the most important thing for them are the top bar. the personal side will stay. so what did they do to cut this way? or that way? we'll just make a difference of two inches. i'm i'm asking is what you're what th