what do you make of this, juanita?look, i look at this number and i look at how polls underestimated president biden's performance in 2020 with different demographics from women, voters of color. and more. one thing i did notice is there seemed to be this biennia approach to looking at how women rated the issues. they took out the economy and inflation separate from reproductive rights and abortion access. one thing polls are missing is the reality these issues are interconnected. when it comes to making decisions about pregnancy or parenting you better believe financial realities are a part of those considerations for pregnant people. that is something that is missing from the polls. that is clearly communicated when i'm talking to voters and women across the country. because they fully understand that these are all tied together. people seeking out abortion care are usually already mothers. let's be real. polls have been underestimating president biden since last election cycle. >> all right. before i let this team g

there is a huge story behind juanita. this is juanita. wow! uh-huh. and you can see the tag.and lupita, really sparked the imagination of dominicans. she was rehabilitated at the national aquarium and then reintroduced into the wild in 2020. is this you? yeah, that's me. that's me. and it's really nice, because — so, i saw her when she was born in bayahibe, so, for me, this was a happy moment to see her after eight years, free into the ocean and doing what she likes and seeing that she was really well adapted. yeah. it's inspiring to see how people like rita are gradually transforming public awareness here. the aim is that more dominicans will start to develop closer relationships with the sea and the unique marine life that surrounds them. so, i think that people's mind has changed a lot. people is more connected to the sea. it's not only manatees — so, it's the marine ecosystems and it's something that we need to save and protect. hello. if you're not impressed with whatjune has brought us so far weather—wise, i suspect this weekend will do very little to change your view.

. >> those tuning in, we don't have juanita. trying to get her back. noh for now staying with you.y follow-up is this, though. is there a line in the sand? is there kind of a demarcation between where biden risks losing higher ground if he continues to go on the particular messaging route? or -- this is my personal opinion. if you start actually kind of making a multifront attack, you deal with the fact that trump is not competent on policy issues. right? but then also a convicted felon who has all of these problems. his derange, crazy and stuff. does that actually have a more effective i guess way of getting to the people? that may have tuned these things out because a familiarity comes with people already knowing what biden's about and trump's about. >> that's right. the prosecutors case to use your parlance against trump is overwhelming now. you mentioned. not just a convicted felon, someone who is using nazi white separatist talking terms to describe millions of americans. someone who engaged in sexual assault, adjudicated by a court. a strong case. to the question is there a l

escucharemos a juanita mora es epidemiÓloga.bles serÁn los mÁs chiquitos y los mayores de sesenta y cinco aÑos y las personas que tienen problemas pulmonares juan: use como protecc deben estar tomando sus medicamentos. y tenemos que estar monitoreandosi empieza con una tos seca o empiezan a tener cortos de respiraciÓn. civil en esta Área. satcha: terminando de colocar la mascarilla juan carlos gracias. mÁs de 260 millones de personas estÁn a punto de experimentar temperaturas 90 °f o mÁs. organizaciones se unen para solicitar a fe que declare la emergencia por temperaturas extremas. autoridades y mÉdicos exhortan a personas a tomar medidas. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] satcha:sÓlo en la ciudad de nueva york abren 500 nuevos centros de enfriamiento la naciÓn alcanzara veinticuatro rÉcord de calor en Áreas vermont y new york entre otras. estÁ con nosotros jessica delgado y hablamos las temperaturas extremas hay que tener cautela. jessica: estamos hablando de condados como vermont qu

como nos explica juanita.de forma gratuita recibieron entrenamiento en natación, reanimación cardiopulmonar o rcp para humanos y para mascotas, así como medidas de seguridad en el agua para familias de bajos ingresos. claro que no todo mundo tiene piscinas y aún así 1 quiere ir a los lagos, a los ríos. de acuerdo con los cdc, en estados unidos cada año se registran cerca de 3900 muertes por ahogamiento y el 88% de estas muertes, según los expertos de esta iniciativa, pudiera prevenirse recibiendo entrenamiento. así que antes de lanzarte de clavado a la alberca este verano, considera tomar lecciones de natación for anyone at any level. um, you never know what. el supervisor de guardavidas dice que es importante para todo el mundo. por ello, yo no pude perder la oportunidad de aprender unos tips del maestro para mantenerte a flote. lo único que debes hacer es mover brazos y piernas como si fueras una rana. la manera más fácil de nadar es estilo libre, en el que las brazadas pasan por encima de la cabeza y las ac

brown and indigenous queer folks and their allies, community leaders and activists alex union and juanita moore are behind the people's march and rally. now in its fifth year. we decided to put a voice behind our people and our community, and that's why we started the people's march. this march is, really talking about everything that's happening in the queer community, whether it's the over 500 bills that are going through the country right now, it's there's immigration that's happening to our queer people that's affecting us really, really badly. when trans rights are under attack, what do we do? stand up. the group started at polk and washington streets and marched down polk. this was where the first gay pride march was, and that was in 1970. here on polk street, and it started with activism. it was a big protest. yeah. and it should stay a protest because we are protesting for our lives every day. once in a lullaby, right? there were songs and speeches and a commitment to keep pushing on. i marched for the people that have come before me, the people that are going to come after me in

juanita, what's your take on the panic after biden's debate performance? is it warranted?aws ■çi president biden but also in donald trump. every time he bly, he'd make these outlandish statements about abortion on january 6, or black jobs, this left a mark. i say that with the full understanding that this conversation is one that could have happened if there was a national primary in the election cycle. i would like to posit this as an option for the democratic party and the future so that there are not panic discussions. imagine if joe biden stood on the stage with other democrats to defend his record and deliver these statements in a positive way, for 90 minutes. in march or april, that would impress him to perform even better last thursday so imagine the reality ■çis potential. that would alleviate these questions that have been asked about age, ability, mental standing. i think it's important for democrats not to just fixate on this moment in a panicked way but to reevaluate how they run these elections and even with the incumbent in office. i appreciate you and susan

i think the principal faith and i think really just juanita get the students out of the classroom getwalls and really some energy, some pent-up energy. i everyone could agree that it was that. so the decision. >> got to get the will is out. so how do you actually teach these kids the surf? i mean it it's historically, you know, one of the harder sports to just, you know, pick up with without any expertise. >> yeah, it's serving. is it an extremely hard the lessons learned from surfing. you can take to other facets of your life. you get knocked off. the board, the waves you've got to get back on your board. you've got to pull yourself up and keep pushing through. so teaches you a lot about we have 4 bands. we have a and work really hard to connect with the schools give access to equipment, access to that surf lessons of we do that all at no price to our students and we rely predominantly out the community to help this along way we work with schools. but we are not funded by by the school. so that's where the beautiful community comes into to help us do our thing. >> so you need wealthy

. >> drag queen juanita moore emceed the event, which also featured the charitable and performing group the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the pink triangle is about an acre in size and can be seen for about 20 miles. it will remain up through the end of the month in san francisco. betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> pride celebrations taking place across california this weekend. earlier today, san mateo county held its annual pride parade. the half mile route ended at san mateo central park after the parade, a celebration was held at the park featuring live music, resource and vendor booths and other family friendly activities. sacramento is also celebrating pride this weekend. their two day festival is brimming with music and the celebration of the lgbtq plus community. the annual event attracts people from all over california's central valley, many in attendance say they're happy to be in such an inclusive environment. >> having a lot of fun. i'm just happy to be here. i'm happy to be here with my fiance. i'm happy to show my love and everybody else show their love to as well. >> this

. >> juanita, michael, i appreciate the two of you being here.th. >>> when we return, pride under attack. we talk about the growing hostility ahead of pride month with the head of glaad when "the 11th hour" continues. inu i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. only number-one prescribed ingrezza has simple dosing for td: always one pill, once daily. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have thoughts of suicide. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including angioedema, potential heart rhythm problems, and abnormal movements. report fevers, stiff muscles, or problems thinking as these may be life threatening. sleepi

. >> that was miss juanita more. let's put some respect on her name. >> right.t super her san francisco's inaugural pride prom took over san francisco center over the weekend. >> while it's open to everyone, the night was a way for lgbtq plus people to have a prom night specifically geared toward them. organizers say hundreds of tickets were sold for this. they hope to host this event again in the future. attendees say they're excited to show their pride in a fun and safe environment. >> i didn't come out in high school, and i've never been very comfortable in the prom setting, so this is kind of my opportunity as a 25 year old woman to get that prom experience. >> pride prom also helped to revitalize downtown. san francisco's core has struggled since the end of the pandemic, with empty office buildings, vacant storefronts, and lackluster foot traffic. city leaders believe events like these are exactly what san francisco needs right now. we're just days away from pride weekend in san francisco. abc seven is your home for the exclusive live stream of the 54th ann

. >> juanita moore, vanilla meringue, fadumo root or mother chukae ou? >> i'm not done. and what about the lesser knownt drag queen loretta kudloaw. you're going to kill him. y? iousl it proves how unserious democrats are when faced with serious problem>> it s. forget fentanyl, crime, homelessness and taxes. i mean, i don't know who you'rme essential female impersonators are. you don't deserve to run a cit y . >> anyway, here' s some to that fellow candidate, mark farrell. next time you're asked that. gotcha question, simply respond with i can't name them, but i can name city's recent murderdoze victims. i can name a dozen businessen s that fled the city. ,i can name a few people living in tents outside this buildin iewg. i can i can also name the worsto city in the country to live in because it can. because of you. that sai bec san frad, i would o dropping the microphone after that. but a homeless guyjust droppingd probably steal it every year. >> elizabeth i get it. in san francisco, they have a traditio san. they have a lot of problems. i mean, would you not vote forc

now, the other day spoke to new york city's commissioner of probation, juanita holmes, who said she could not discuss the trump case or any specific case, but walk me through the process and what commissioner home set is the interview is family history, education, criminal background, donald trump will have to tell the probation department what they already know, which is he has three other open felony cases that are that are pretrial right now. employment history, he's worked for himself his whole life substance abuse, not an issue. they're medical condition financial status, living conditions. i have a triplex triplex spent out in a building with my name on it he may have questions for them. can i vote? yes. while on probation what are the conditions be when do i have to report? how often it'll be? >> a routine experience for the probation department on one hand and very strange on another it also we're talking about someone who is convicted, who has secret service protection as well. i mean, you done a lot of reporting on kind of the coordination that's necessary between secret service

there is a huge story behind juanita. this is juanita. wow! uh—huh. and you can see the tag.for me, this was a happy moment to see her after eight years, free into the ocean and doing what she likes and seeing that she was really well adapted. it's inspiring to see how people like rita are gradually transforming public awareness here. the aim is that more dominicans will start to develop closer relationships with the sea and the unique marine life that surrounds them. so, i think that people's mind has changed a lot. people is more connected to the sea. it's not only manatees — so, it's the marine ecosystems and it's something that we need to save and protect. good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and ben bulos. our headlines today: fans sing raucously. the euros are about to kick off for england's players and fans with expectations high. when you know you know. you know! and that's why we got on the plane. we know we're going to win it. we know it's going to happen. the moment of truth comes at eight tonight, just down the road from here in gelsenkirchen. the

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of those delicious donuts, it's a place where our local drag queen, who lives in the neighborhood, juanita moore, can host and meet , and greet folks and have coffee with a beat cop, as well as a constant contributor to neighborhood cleanups and social events, and we made them a legacy business earlier this year in an effort to help them secure renewal of their lease, at that iconic location, mid-block, but, like many of the businesses that have this one particular landlord, including frank shoe repair, they have met with, being stonewalled, and we realized that they we needed to help with relocating them somewhere nearby, and maybe even allowing them to expand. and that's what this legislation does, thankfully, this is a community that takes care of one another. and i want to thank the owners of the old lotta's bakery for welcoming them. and this legislation would allow them to move one block up and merge two storefronts into one bakery with an expanded dining room. i'm grateful to the polk street neighbors that have rallied, in support, as well as rebecca on and her family for their comm