this is the icon of the joy of all who sorrow, full title is joy of joys, unexpected joy, joy of all who sorrow. it's the title of holy virgin russian orthodox cathedral. we have the same icon at our lady of fatima. it depicts people representing this maternal heart. she brings us to god because god chose to come to us in jesus in and through her. she has a role in this relationship of love with all of those who have been formed by christ into his body. she's a mother. so she listens to our petition. she doesn't take the place of christ, but she in a mother's role hears us, prays for us, protects us, strengthens us in this union of love with her son. she brings us into that circle, not outside of it, in the same relationship of love. >> thank you. in our next segment, we will talk about her relationship to these shepherd children at fatima and what that all means. please rejoin us. >>> let's talk for a moment about what's going on currently. aparitions at fatima, this is the 100th anniversary. shepherd children are being canonized as saints. tell us about its meaning, its purpose. >>

image of him into joy. -- into a transportive joy.re, the joys of celebration of the present is the negro's answer to america's ceaseless attempts to obliterate him. jazz is a musical expression of the negro's eternal recreation of the present. the worship of the present in jazz occurs through the constant creation of new ideas in jazz. these new ideas are born through improvising through the restraints in the form and changes. jazz reflects the improvised life thrust upon the negro. melody is one element that can be used in improvisation. the soloist creates melody by elaborating on various details in the changes. the manner in which each change will be elaborated upon is a problem of the eternal present. as negro life admits many individual solutions, so does the way in which a change can be elaborated upon. of course, the negro, as man or jazzman, must be constantly creative, that is how he remains free. otherwise, the dehumanizing portrait america has drawn of him will triumph. ♪ ♪ ♪ for the negro, each present moment must be elec

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> good evening, everyone. we have a lot to get to in the next hour, including the intensifying violence in the middle east and new calls for a cease-fire from the white house. and the showdown over roe v. wade that the supreme court just agreed to take up with your rights hanging in the balance. >>> but we begin "the reidout" with the walls closing in on donald's little buddy. congressman matt gaetz, the subject of an ongoing sex crimes investigation. that's because his former friend and so-called wingman joel greenberg has now formalized his cooperation deal with prosecutors, pleaded guilty to six of the original 33 charges initially filed against him. including sex trafficking of a minor. the onetime florida tax collector was clad in a dark jumpsuit as he admitted to those felonies in a federal courthouse today before being remanded into custody pending sentencing. in a lengthy plea agreement, greenberg specifically affirmed that he and the minor engaged in commercial sex acts at least seven times when she w

joy is not made to be across. no one can promise you that life will always be beautiful but there will always be beauty in the world around us and the people we love, the strength of our communities so even if it is hard, remember what you've learned in this pandemic and all the years leading up to now and hold it tightly within you. remember how you rose to this moment and never underestimate the magnitude of that accomplishment. president in a time of sickness and sorrow, it was joy and laughter too, life is made of small moments that change us more than we know. a hug when we need it most. a kind word. the decision to show up for someone who fallen behind. remember that eventually everyone will have to walk through the fire. but there are times when we need to do more, to bring others through the flame. to help them find the other side. life is calling. it will be heartbreaking, it will be beautiful. give in to it. you are ready for whatever comes your way. congratulations, class of 2021. .. >> internet traffic

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i believe joy.you said she she did daily entries of sounded like what were some of those daily entries like i mean, were they maybe mundane details or or were there quite a few maybe adventures like like the one that rebecca meyer had with being surrounded by a buffalo herd and and i'm sure you know indian encounters on the on the frontier where worth noting in diary entries as well. can you give an idea of some of those entries? thank you. i would say that. susan's account is probably one of the most well-known diaries of the santa fe trail trade and is often times referred to for the types of things that she observed as they were traveling across the trail there. she's very descriptive on a daily basis about the different things that are going on around her and making different observations and to some extent her writing is very poetic and nature as well. the first the beginning pages have her diary. i think the first 10 to 15 pages are all filled with poetry. so, you know, she was very well educa

>> absolutely it can, joy. i just wrote a piece that went up minutes ago at "usa today" talking about if republicans successfully block the formation of this committee, democrats should use the tools of their majority and have a select committee. i remember the republicans using the select committee on benghazi to, quote, unquote, investigate for five years having hillary clinton testify for 11 hours in front of their commit see. there's nothing stopping democrats, that would have given a say in the subpoena process, if they walk away from that, so be it. we can have our own hearings, our own committee. we can get the facts. it's very clear there's only one political party in america that cares about getting the truth. that's the democratic party. on some level, joy, asking republicans to participate in this investigation would be like asking members of al qaeda to be part of the 9/11 commission. these people are part of the reason january 6th happened. through their conduct, actions at the oversight committee

well, thank you joy. that was excellent.i'm i want to invite the audience to if you have questions about joy's presentation, you can put those right into the comments and and we'll get to to them shortly. i'll start off with the with a question. i guess this was susan macopin. i believe joy you said she did daily entries of sounded like what what were some of those daily entries like i mean, were they maybe mundane details or or were there quite a few maybe adventures like like the one that rebecca meyer had with being surrounded by a buffalo herd and and i'm sure you know indian encounters on the on the frontier where worth noting in diary entries as well. can you give an idea of some of those entries? i would say that. susan's account is probably one of the most well-known diaries of the santa fe trail trade and is often times referred to for the types of things that she observed as they were traveling across the trail there. she's very descriptive on a daily basis about the different things that are going on around her an

the democrats and joy reid, they are worried.ore black males voted for trump. look what happened in florida and texas. hispanics voted for trump. they are losing minority voters because people of color see these republican party as the party of opportunity, and that s why they have intensified their hatred for anyone who leaves the party and goes republican. one other point, joy reid gets to say whatever she wants, al sharpton, because they've got msnbc afraid. if they got rid of these two racist people, they would go to blm and protest msnbc. msnbc is afraid of being canceled by racist people like joy reid and al "shakedown" sharpton. >> sean: you think they are racist? >> preach. >> yeah. no question about it. 100%. >> sean: leo 2.0 terrell terrel. >> 200%. 300%. >> sean: dana loesch. great to see you. when we come back i'm honored to have on the program longtime personal friend of mine, rush limbaugh producer, call screener, bo snerdley, james golden will join us. he's got a podcast highlighting the life of the legendary radio

the w correspondent, joy doreen beer, joins me by phone from nairobi. joy, good to have you on the show. let's talk about african middle class. who is it and what businesses are dependent on it. thanks, steve. the africa development bank considers or defines africa, middle class as those ironing high income relative to average. and those are individuals with an annual income exceeding about $4000.00 us dollars in purchasing power. and the strongest countries that have robust and growing private sector as those that tend to have the higher number of middle class individuals and to nice in north africa has the highest concentration of middle class in north africa. and they are also very susceptible to economic shocks. and so the reason why businesses depend on them so much is because they have a higher purchasing power at across the african continent. we also have a high concentration of, of, of middle class citizens in gun, in kenya in botswana, born in south africa as well as my area. but then again, the, our major me entrepreneurs who are boosted by the growth or robustness of the priv

now, look, joy. i always was going to come out under my own name and that's why i did come out under my own name. it was of no convenience to my life. of course, blew up my entire life. i am fine with that, i would do it again because the point was, at the end game, close to the election, people needed to unmask themselves. come forward. and talk about who this man really is. but look. what's really telling about this new story is donald trump spent his presidency talking about a nefarious deep state trying to undermine him when it appears that he, himself, was fomenting his own deep state meant on subverting democracy. i mean, this is absolutely breathtaking in -- in its absurdity. and frankly, it's something that should be further investigated. but, yeah, look. donald trump, this is not beneath him to engage in tactics like that. >> but just to stay with you for a moment. you're now forming another party. and i am curious to this. you talked about there were about a hundred people who have gotten t

joy behar needs to apologize personally.tell you, it's buyers remorse because we have joe biden in the white house and we should have donald j. trump. judge jeanine: there is no question about that. but i think joy behar, she makes these statements and there is no basis for them. she just kind of wings it. >> she is delusional. trump derangement syndrome hit her hard. it's continuing to hit her. i hope we have a vaccine for that. democrats know the coronavirus came from china. whether it came from a lab we are still discovering. but donald trump was right that it came from china. the second we had coronavirus in the united states, they weaponized it against donald trump and the administration. they called him a racist when he shut down the border. and they used coronavirus to create mass mailing opportunities. now all of a sudden they are shocked that it came from china? they knew exactly what was going on. judge jeanine: president trump must have just been guessing. the lack of intelligence blows my mind. there is also a gr

the joy of movement.onight, every year the last monday in may we celebrate oil they to honor military personnel who died in the performance of their military duty and u.s. armed forces. the men and women who gave their lives for the rest of us so we can live free, they are rarely recognized but we celebrate their valor and patriotism. two things in great supply in america today, i am a proud daughter and granddaughter of veterans who fought for this country in world war ii, pot americans and rarely spoke of the service but they live their lives honoring the american flag and all that it stood for. yes, memorial day marks the beginning of summer but never forget, it's so much more than barbecue and get-togethers. god bless those who serve and gave the ultimate sacrifice for the rest of us and that's my closing. don't forget, set your dvr so you met never miss a show. there's a sale @judgejeanine.store. i latest new york times bestsellers for $50 as well as products just become available. check me out onlin

the w correspondent, joy doreen beer joins me by phone from nairobi. joy, good to have you on the show. let's talk about africans, middle class, who is it and what businesses are dependent on it. thanks steve. the africa development bank and consider as or defines africa, middle class as those ironing high income relative to average. and those are individuals with an annual income exceeding about $4000.00 us dollars in purchasing power. and the strongest countries that have robust and growing private sector as those that tend to have the higher number of middle class individuals and to nice in north africa has the highest concentration of middle class in north africa. and they are also very susceptible to economic shocks. and so the reason why businesses depend on them so much is because they have a higher purchasing power at across the african continent. we also have a high concentration of, of, of a middle class citizens in ghana, in kenya, in boats. when a good born in south africa as well as nigeria, but then again the, our major me entrepreneurs who are boosted by the growth or a

now, there were tears of joy and jubilation because they had climbed above 3 more lustrous clubs in the standings at noon. so many people believed that they should have it's an extremely nice feeling to get over the lie and got an exemption, go through the face of it like fallen cotton. why don't look joy and happiness for the team and the months of people may have maybe forgotten a little that there are still fans out there because of the coven situation, or the people in the family like to be pretty. yeah. host game press conference coach on comma, which shouldn't some of the yes, it's thank you. smell good anyway mine, if i did my joys amends really for the club because everyone deserves for the fans . for the team. there's a lot of pride and i just feel like any possible plan of hired a phone on this team has given me my biggest success in my career. i haven't experienced anything bigger group is helping me to let frank. we'll see you back in the next season. we will the, the entire b lafelle team, our heroes of mat state, $34.00 only together could survival have been secured. but h

>> joy, i think it's both. thanks for having me on. get black and brown voters to vote for them. i mean it's -- there is systemic racism in our country. ron desantis said the other day on fox news that he thought that was horse manure. nice choice of words. but, you know, that's how detached he is and unaware of what's really going on in america. as you pointed out in an earlier piece, you talked about the fact that he signed this horrible bill, you know, to suppress the vote, to keep people from voting, anti-democracy at its worst, and he did so virtually in secret except for one audience and one audience only. this is a guy who is clearly running for president, wants to be the nominee in 2024 and appealed to this audience this morning. this is so nontransparent what he does. they won't give up public records. there's no transparency, no sunshine laws being respected by a governor who happens to be an attorney. and i think he went to a pretty good school, harvard or yale or both. but what's important is -- and this is an important poi

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>> joy, first of all, a degree -- i agree that the d.a. empaneling this extraordinary grand jury, which will sit for sixs as opposed to four weeks doesn't guarantee trump will be indicted. it's clearly the last stop on the road to an indictment. every data point we have seen from the district attorney's office trends toward indictment, whether it was the two-year battle to get his tax returns and his financials, two trips to the supreme court, they finally got ahold of it. they spent considerable new york taxpayer dollars hiring an expensive forensic accounting firm to help them unravel those documents. they then brought on board an expert mob former prosecutor as part of the team. now they have empanelled a special grand jury to hear all the testimony of the witnesses and lock them in. that's what's most important when you are putting witnesses in front of a grand jury, what you are doing is creating the blueprint for your criminal trial. because once that testimony is under oath in an official proceeding, it can then be used as substanti

or strength through joy card as the nazis called the folks model. number 6 of just 44 models built by hand developed in 1988 by fan and porsche hitler's auto architect. porsche driven by the idea of a compact car had already built this prototype and put it through more than 2. only in test kilometers. every detail was painstakingly recorded. the test drives included the stretch from stock art fire baton baton and across the black forest. hitler a car freak had declared the state subsidized compact car a top priority 100 kilometers an hour top speed room for 4 people cheap to buy and economical to run a car for the people. the father and son duo of roofers and beatle collectors target and christiane condamine tried down this prototype all the way to the lithuanian capitol hill years. after world war 2 this particular beatle was taken to the soviet union as part of the spoils of war the unwitting owner unaware of its historical importance had driven it right up to the 1990 s. and then simply parked it in his yard. or in the so we arrived and there it

i want to talk about another joy named joy behar who last week tried to speak for someone with a differents not know what systemic racism is. we need to stop talking about people who have different life experiences, saying that you must think a certain way. that is an inherent problem that we have. both of joys have it and a lot of other people. >> harris: let me follow up with an excellent point, there is no one who can speak entirely for their own race, ethnicity, or whatever we are talking about. gender, we cannot speak for all women. we need to break that habit. i don't understand why people even want to go there. it's a lie if they say they can. >> kayleigh: that's exactly right. i am a person with a certain worldview and set of experiences that are unique to me. and when we speak, we speak for ourselves, not a group or a community, we speak for ourselves. it would just get to the point where we can stop pitting groups against one another and stereotyping, it will go a long way. >> emily: and joy reid wants to call justice clarence justice clarence on error. a history of really hideou

or strength through joy cars as the nazis called the folks. number 6 of just 44 models built by hand developed in 1938 by fan and porsche hitler's auto architect. porsche driven by the idea of a compact car had already built this prototype. and put it through more than 2000000 tests kilometers. every detail was painstakingly recorded. the test drives included the stretch from stock car fire baton baton and across the black forest. kettler a car freak had declared the state subsidized compact car a top priority 100 kilometers an hour top speed room for 4 people cheap to buy and economical to run a car for the people. the father and son duo of roofers and beetle collectors target and tristan quantum on track down this prototype all the way to the lithuanian capital villianous. after world war 2 this particular beetle was taken to the soviet union as part of the spoils of war the unwitting owner unaware of its historical importance had driven it right up to the 990 s. and then simply parked it in his yard. or. so we arrived and there it is parked

joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa x. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means that priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and bhavin those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger population that has been vaccinated that leaves the greek temple people not to yet vaccinated those who have received the 1st vaccination have now had to adjust their vaccination plans from the agreed 8 weeks to about 12 weeks or even father because we're not so sure when the 2nd vaccination is going to get into most of the african countries what is being done to handle the serious supply crunch. well give an example of kenya that has reached out to other

our correspondent joy joins us for more joy lining it up again slow inoculation in africa. exports from india halted of the vaccine how is this having an impact. it's had a great impact on many african countries because to start with the bigger population in africa has not been vaccinated and and that could be explained by the fact that also the bigger population happens to fall below the ages old 55 and that means the priority is being given to those who are 58 years of age and daven those who are categorized as working in the essential services industries and so with that these on he just about 4 percent of the bigger population that has been vaccinated that leaves of greek temple people not to yet vaccinated those who have received the 1st vaccination have now had to adjust their vaccination plans from the agreed 8 weeks to about 12 weeks or even father because we're not so sure when the 2nd vaccination is going to get into most of the african countries what is being done to handle the serious supply crunch. well give an example of kenya that has reached out to other vac

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to come around the table to negotiate tax that's the only way we'll make progress our correspondent joy to joins us now tory how much confidence is there within africa that w.t. own member countries will agree to waive patent. well health experts in africa with the news from w. to you today are just taking the wait and see approach given the fact that there are still a number of countries that fall within the countries that are opposed to the weaving of patents when it comes to vaccine manufacturing and so while we have about 60 countries that are in for the waiver the are a number of other countries that are not and saw in negotiations between the w.t. oil and the manufacturers of these vaccines as well as the world health organization are more of a conversation that many health experts are looking to see how that's going to go for them to even have a say on whether or not this is going to be unlikely situation a wait and see approach that is understandable but job makers like madonna say kogan vaccine production is too complex to just hand out to other matter fact earth how much poten

the reid out with joy reid is up next. joy? >> thank you very much, ari. have a wonderful memorial day weekend and a long weekend so enjoy. >> you as well. thank you, joy. >> thank you very much. all right, good evening, everyone. we do begin the reid out tonight with the cowardice of senate republicans. as we speak they're planning to block the creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on our capitol and our democracy. and that vote could take place at any moment. for the first time in his legislative session republicans are set to deploy the legislative filibuster, the jim crow era rule that allows the minority party to obstruct the rule of the majority, requiring 60 votes rather than 51. republicans have no interest in getting to the bottom of the siege that nearly decapitated our government even as the number of people charged in that attack now approaches 500. as president biden suggested earlier today the republican opposition has no credible explanation. >> i can't imagine anyone voting against the establishment of a

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i do what you do, joy.and it's exactly for this reason. i don't know who is vaccinated. i don't know where they come from and where they are going. and i don't know the immune status of people around me. so the reason we have to care about everyone being vaccinated is because these mutations are just looking. viruses are just looking for a place to reproduce. it's that simple and they don't care what politic, what color, what state you live in. so, you're right that this is a concern. and so, we -- look, in public health, we have done a terrible job at this. i think we need to figure out what is getting into people's kind of psychology. and for those people who are aligned on the political reasons to not get vaccinated. it's one of the reasons i do think we are going to have to requirements. i'm not going to go to a restaurant where people can just come in and put my children, who cannot be immunized at risk, because they're too young. >> that -- and then, and people sort of get mad about it but the reality

>> first, joy, thanks for having me.ause every time i think michelle obama can't impress me anymore, she does. i'm so thankful of the way she spoke up here, because we've seen so many videos now of wrongful police killings. they have become the norm in terms of our expectation for justice. the thought literally has become, if they didn't kill someone, nothing is likely to happen. for every one of these videos, there are even more civil rights violations. and if anyone demonstrates why that matters, it's derek chauvin. as we were just discussing, he assaulted a 14-year-old boy back in 2017. had he been held accountable back then, george floyd may very well still be alive. so at some point we have to move past responding to wrongful killings and conduct, to preventing it. that's why these charges are so important. they will probably have an impact on what derek chauvin decides to do moving forward. if he wants to enter into a plea agreement or persist with his appeals or perhaps a possible trial. they're not necessarily li

joy?thank you very much, erin, really appreciate it. >>> meanwhile, senate republicans continue to choose obedience to the big lie as they mount opposition against an independent commission investigating the deadly january 6th capitol insurrection, which they themselves lived through. and their excuses are becoming flat-out irrational. look no further than the most vacuous apology. >> the fact of the matter is even calling it an insurrection, it wasn't. i condemn the breach, i condemn the violence. but to say there were thousands of armed insurrectionists breaching the capitol intent on overthrowing the government was just simply false narrative. by and large, it was peaceful protests. >> yeah, quite a dichotomy there between what you saw and what you heard. well, since the ghoul who shepherds this flock mitch mcconnell announced yesterday ten senate republicans would have to grow a spine and vote with every single democrat to avert a filibuster. in his impeachment trial for inciting that

i've said this on with you before, joy. kevin mccarthy did not deserve the space and grace that the president gave him today but he may be playing this longer game where he doesn't take the bait and swing voters who, you know, they're wary of either party. they may just start voting with president biden and his policies and sort of down the ticket and it may represent a realignment. that is perhaps our best hope. >> it's like punching a marshmallow. he's very difficult to fight. i think he does have that power. you guys were the best people i wanted to talk to in this a block. thank you very much. god bless us all. thank you. >>> up next on "the reid out," kevin mccarthy has no idea of the pandora's box he's opened. there's a group of o.g. conservatives. just as cheney warned, republicans were in complete denial about their hero's culpability about the january 6th insurrection. my friend lawrence o'donnell is here. he's here with a preview of his exclusive interview with president biden which airs tonight at 10 p.m. eastern

or strength through joy cars as the nazis called the folks. number 6 of just 44 models built by hand developed in 1938 by fatten and porsche hitler's auto architect. porsche driven by the idea of a compact car had already built this prototype and put it through more than 2000000 test kilometers. every detail was painstakingly recorded. the test drives included the stretch from stock art fire baton baton and across the black forest. kettler a car freak had declared the state subsidized compact car a top priority 100 kilometers an hour top speed room for 4 people cheap to buy and economical to run a car for the people. the father and son duo of roofers and beatle collectors target and tristan conj man tracked down this prototype all the way to the lithuanian capitol hill years. after world war 2 this particular beetle was taken to the soviet union as part of the spoils of war the unwitting owner unaware of its historical importance had driven it right up to the 1990 s. and then simply parked it in his yard. or. so we arrived and there it is park

i am joy reid. we have a lot of moving parts tonight. our plan was to spend a large portion of this hour talking about the anniversary of george floyd's murder and the legislation that's moving through congress to try and enact police reform in mr. floyd's name. the breaking news gods had other plans as prosecutors did in new york. we begin with explosive nutz of new york of the former president of the united states, donald trump and the trump organization. in a breaking story, the washington post revealed that manhattan's district attorney has convened the grand jury that is expected to decide whether to indict trump and other executives at his company or the business itself should prosecutors present the panel with criminal charges. that's according to two people familiar with the development. one of whom said that trump related testimony in the secret proceeding has begun. it's not clear whether the grand jury will return any indictments. the develop suggests that vance believes he has evidence of a crime, if not by trump then by some

and few fitting for do so it will give them fresh input and joy. he's a floater especially in this corona virus pandemic. joy at the federal horticultural show in a city famous for its floral tradition. and after its success in 10 other cities around the world an exhibition devoted to dutch artist and see opens this week in barcelona as one of the world's most widely admired graphic artists famously united arts with mathematics to create impossible worlds and impressive optical illusions the show features over 200 works that have influenced advertising fashion and even cinema. and deprived of an audience the artists of the past he decided to play to the statues at the famous music city which is also devoid of visitors due to covert $900.00 shutdowns of recorded concert will be broadcast on may 1st fulfilling conductor pablo had our mission to bring music and the newseum into people's homes. and finally once upon a time in grade school he was a class clown and today he attracts attention as one of the quirkiest skaters on the french scene and to you

birds for the child in a car modeled on what when they're in the joys of the site. while i was born in new york and i'm a jewish american star both from the side of being jewish and from the side of being american i'm connected to the situation and the conflict here. and so when i turned 20 i started to feel that i needed to go deeper into what was happening here and as much as i could read i wouldn't understand him till i was here my stuff when i came i discovered that it was in credibly different from what it's meant to trade in the media and even what has been a change in many history books especially from the jewish side and the american side not approaching this and seeing this as a colonial situation. and so i started to learn more about colonialism in this context and to see the conflict as i saw it before. a situation of taking. and and 0 expelling people and ethnic cleansing i switched i live in ramallah i moved into into i moved out of tel assigned and into the west bank part of palestine for 3 years. partially in order to show that israeli public that a j

henson. >>> before we go, we could all use a "moment of joy."their children under a trump administration policy that require children born abroad to have a biological tie to a u.s. citizen. the biden administration announced a new interpretation of that law that would grant citizenship previously denied to their child. taking into account the realities of modern families, such as assisted reproductive technology used by lgbtq families. congratulations to ethan and the rest of the family, and they're so atoeshl. that is tonight's "reid out." "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> you don't need the subpoena, you just need the request for subpoena to damage republicans from blocking it, to damage that member of congress, whoever it is, simply because you want to look at them, why would you want to look at them unless they did something wrong? >> how the republican argument against a january 6th commission sounds like their rationale for

hannity: but girls transgender sports, people like joy that say the wrong thing. >> joy, i mentionedago that my mom sometimes she gets upset and i don't have a problem with that in the community has a bigger problem with that than i do. i stick with my statements i made. i think we have to make sure that the integrity of girls sports is there. i think that's extremely important. there is more to it than just what i said because i just said biological boys in sports and there's more to that than that. in the future i will explain more of that but for me as a trans woman, i think role models are extremely important for young people. trans issue people struggle with big time. our suicide rate is nine times higher than the general public. for me to be a role model for them and to be out there, i'm running for governor of the state of california and whoever would have thought that? we've never even had a woman governor. hannity: but some are mad at you. >> i don't —- you know, i move on. i want to be a role model and i think to be a leader and i think the most important thing as a leader

the joy of movement.elicious tropical flavors... ...to refresh all your summer fun. letting every sunny moment shine a little brighter. tropicana sip your sunshine. >>> our top stories this morning -- the u.s. is marking a positive milestone in the battle against covid. 50% of americans 18 and over are now fully vaccinated in the u.s. this as we learn moderna plans to request fda authorization next month to vaccinate kids as young as 12 years old. >>> and manhattan's district attorney has reportedly convened a grand jury that is expected to decide whether to indict former president trump. the investigation centers on whether the trump organization manipulated its real estate portfolio to defraud banks or obtain illegal tax benefits. mr. trump called the move purely political. >>> and now to georgia where students have a game plan for success. crac high cost of college with the help of a mysterious donor. mark strassmann reports. >> reporter: new graduates at centennial high include jordan barbas and evan

to give the shot to 12-15 year-olds could boost confidence to young people that now make up the ma joy for of hospitalized patients. >> there's no where you know in our icus fully vaccinated and the people who are still at risk are those unvaccinated. >> with mother's day this weekend, new data suggests having one dose of pfizer or moderna's vaccine cuts the transmission risk in half though it's still recommended you hold your parties or gatherings outdoors or at the very least open windows inside. forever at, abc news, news, new

the end of the holy month of ramadan is usually a time of joy but here and in gas the ongoing violence is overshadowing celebrations. was well off i distribute chocolate because i want to feel the joy because there's no atmosphere of it at all it is all air strikes destruction and devastation may god help everyone. how mass unleashes rockets towards israel. and he's really asked strikes continue to hit gaza. the israeli defense forces say they're targeting hamas militants. and many senior commanders have been killed. but on both sides the attacks have also destroyed homes and claimed the lives of civilians including children. but argue about that. these are the most intense hostilities in years and. they've also that to an option of street violence between jewish and arab residents in several israeli towns. this arab man was pulled from his car and beaten by a mob of right wing israeli nationalists it was the 1st act of nationalist violence to receive direct condemnation from the prime minister. nothing justifies the lynching of arabs by jews and nothing justifies the lynching of jews

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