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julia, thank you. >>> let's bring in danny cevallos here on set with us. danny, let's pick up where julia left off.uld change things for college admissions officers, for families who have kids who want to go to college, for those students who want to go to college. how does this change the landscape for real people? >> a lot of folks are saying this will dramatically change the landscape of college admissions. here is another thought. instead, consider that since the supreme court first decided these cases, it said things like originally, quotas, you can't use quotas. those are two obvious. then they said, well, okay. you're using race but you're still being too obvious about it. use it even less. that brings us to this, where the universities argued themselves essentially we barely use race jus it ises. we use it to such a tiny degree that it's barely perceptible. in other words, it doesn't even have a ya or nay final decision on the admission of a student. if anything, we use it in triage at the front end of admissions. it doesn't factor in at the end. so there may also be an argument to be made

what would you pick out from that bill, julia and so there are some things that are in it, and there are some things that are not in it. and gsp has recommended, right? okay, but uh, some, some of the basic things that are in it are in improving the wayside track detector system, which is basically a way for trains to detect problems that might lead to development. this was a huge issue as is coming out in the field hearing where an over he did. wheel bearing was not detected in time. so that's something that's in the bill. expanding the definition of a has mat train is in the bill and requiring on a, an ever so slightly faster timeline trains to improve the tank cars they use to ship chemicals is in the bill. what was removed from the senate version of the bill during a committee hearing was a requirement that the transportation secretary set limits on train links and that is coming out to be a big everybody. new is a problem, but it's, it's been coming out the shooting and could begin with the syria to miles long. so it could be going postal house and it's 2 miles long. and the lon

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pick up the phone. surprised. what is it? she says julia, i missed you there. some kind of planet in some house there. and this means that you in the future. uh, almost fame, almost the first channel will invite you practically, or will they be tarkotika? here he will invite you to his place and you have some. that's even definitely fame ahead, i say, yes, strange, somehow, well , construction. yes, geology is behind, it seems, why would we need to meet. and then at the meeting she says that you will have it through the sky and, accordingly, probably you need to become an astrologer. well, at 36. come on, who would think that you are there in 40 pilots get tired? well, it’s funny, that’s why there were no other thoughts to decipher, but this prediction, so to speak, i thought , thought, and somehow i was not very interested in astrology. and i forgot about it, and i remembered in this case only when i already, and not just flew out and began to fly on my own. and when i participated in the competition, here we are on our stand, but i would like to understand. w

so julia told us that the mother came to you to pick up her daughter. and you just didn’t let her on the threshold, because she immediately starts to scandal, insult her mother , you think you are not able to, take care of your daughter, as she says that she has poor health. that she has little money there, diana herself does not want her mother to look after her with them, that she said that she had a bad relationship, that they had a very bad relationship with her mother. they didn't speak for many years. as far as i know, diana, uh, was helped by her grandmother, that is, mother-mothers, but on the other hand, mother comes and sees a lying person. this is her daughter, how should she react. naturally. i tore out the metal, probably in its place. yes. and how , in general, ekaterina, did you meet diana, we met her, when i worked together with her second ex-husband. here she came to her husband there, then she would bring food, then just so that you ask there, because they lived side by side there. so, we got to know each other and started talking. and

whit: we're back now on "gma" this saturday with our "gma" "buzz pick" and the latest work from international best-selling author julia and here she is with more. >> good morning, america. what do you believe that you can't prove? i believe marilyn monroe was murdered. i believe my late mother visits me as a monarch butterfly. don't we all believe in something inexplicable? the heroine of my new novel "night will find you" is a brilliant young astrophysicist. she's also a reluctant psychic, pulled into the case of a missing girl shrouded in conspiracy theories. i loved creating vivi and researching the night sky. when you look into the night this summer, consider what might be looking back. >> whit: okay. intrigued. all right, before she became an author, julia was a journalist in texas, sparking her interest in true crime. so, "night will find you" is in bookstores right now, and of course, you can keep reading along with all of us on instagram @gmabookclub. >> janai: a journalist who's into psychics, that sounds like us, gio. >> whit: here we go. >> gio: those are private conversations. come on. >> janai: now to mak

julia manchester. you've been covering nikki haley, the former south carolina governor who to this point hasn't pickedin the national polls doesn't really seem to be getting in the way of her message on the trails. she's really relying on these one-on-one very intimate meetings with voters. she's going to a lot of these smaller gatherings in new hampshire, iowa, south carolina, that she is states are really known for and that's something her campaign is really trying to tout, that grassroots support they say is starting with these communities and going up. that being said, though, she is very much trailing. the latest real clear politics average obviously has donald trump over 50%, ron desantis over 20% and nikki haley in third at about 4%, maybe a little over 4%. so, you know, as we enter this week which is going to be very busy in 2024 politics, we're going to be waiting on chris christie, mike pence, doug bergum to get in the race, it looks like they are in second place but nikki haley said she doesn't play second. >> let's talk about iowa and evangelical vote looms large there, always has, and som

phone before i pick up the phone, but on what -some seconds to hold my breath for me the most important thing in life is to be at peace with yourself. there is a wonderful trilogy, julian my opinion, the phrase it happened to him. uh, in ninth grade, it happened to me in eighth grade. i hmm got to a very bright interesting anatomy teacher and then i decided for myself that i would be a doctor.

biden as incumbents here so they're a safe pick but a lot of americans at the same time not happy with this matchup. neil: you know what is interesting, juliasay what you will of donald trump's legal problems and all these indictments maybe more to come and other scandals that are being investigated he is holding his own with the president. i know many make a big deal of the fact that ron desantis has a bit of a lead over joe biden again depending on the poll but the former president is hardly and also-ran. he is within the margin of error, when you think of everything that has been going on with him is remarkable? >> it is absolutely remarkable and i would say that maybe a few months ago or closer to the midterms last year you actually heard a lot of biden people and those in the democratic orbit say we would rather run against trump than run against ron desantis. i still think those people in that orbit would prefer trump over desantis right now but at the same time though we've seen president trump play this, you know the issue of the indictments and the legal troubles, you know very much to his advantage and the republican primary. my q

julia manchester, thank you. >> thank you. >> neil: all right, we've been talking about robert f kennedy jr., he'll be my special guest on this show tomorrow. sort of pickin this campaign as his numbers and traction seem to gain hold among all sorts of groups. and why the white house might be very concerned about that . again, robert f. kennedy on this show tomorrow. by the way, we were telling you about this haze from hell that's affecting so much of the country in the new york area. major league baseball announced the new york yankees game that was to air tonight will not be played tonight with the chicago white sox separately. tonight's game between the philadelphia fillies and detroit tigers hales has also been -- has also been rescheduled because of air quality in philadelphia. stay with us. called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ing