"romeo + juliet." >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is big. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's big, yeah. >> jimmy, and it already got extended before it even began. that's a massive deal. [ cheers and applause ] that doesn't happen, dude. >> i ca -- i came from there. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i'm going back there. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah. i came from there, i'm going back there. i -- i love it. it's been so cool to -- >> jimmy: what are you actually doing? are you writing all these songs for it? are you just -- are you scoring, are you doing both? >> it's both. it's a lot of -- the whole play is scored. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then there's -- we're in previews, we're still messing with it, between three to five original songs that leave the play. so, the play is in -- it's the exact shakespeare text, except it doesn't look like it. and then all the scores -- mostly coming off of, like, moogs and juno-6s, so it's pretty, like, buzzy and -- and -- and low endy, which is very modern sounding. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then we kind of leave these pl -- the play for a a moment, and the -- the actors sing the

. >> reporter: juliet came to the san francisco elections office on saturday to update her registration and boat >> i have a long work schedule and after work past 6:00 and i thought the weekend would be better. >> reporter: it was not busy at the elections office but a steady amount of people came through on saturday. >> with work, things can be unpredictable but on a weekend having this opportunity to vote is easy. there is nothing blocking my calendar today. >> reporter: because of the presidential election , the san francisco elections director believes more than 80% of the registered voters will turn out. spec can expand the options for people as we get closer to election day, we will see more and more people coming to city hall on the weekends. >> reporter: they received about 90,000 ballots. they expect to get -- busy leading up to november 5th. >> against the registered to vote in this election that they have to do so in person. >> reporter: several races are very important for juliet, including the mayoral race and she is not happy with crime and homelessness. >> i do think we

plus, they are making their broadway debuts in the new production of "romeo + juliet," which is now playingtonight. [ cheers and applause ] but that's not all. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: yes, there's more. he is a grammy-nominated, multi-platinum-selling artist whose new album, "beautifully broken," is out october 11th. jelly roll is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: jelly roll! >> steve: yes! >> jimmy: we're talking to him, and he's performing with mgk later in the show. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: how fun is that? and maybe another special guest. i don't know. >> steve: who knows? >> jimmy: i don't know anymore. who knows what's going to happen. it's "the tonight show." anything could happen. >> steve: anything. >> jimmy: you know what i've been obsessed with? >> steve: what? >> jimmy: "the new york times" game "connections." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you ever play that game? you play that? [ applause ] it's so fun, but the day got away from me, and i haven't done today's puzzle. i was thinking we could all just do it together. it's time for "tonight show conn

it's now playing, "romeo + juliet," everybody! that's it for "the late show," good night

know, so with us we are now the same breed, everything is just like that, and the name is the same juliet are different, but it gives such a kind of, well, listen, it is clear that there are some household ones, here they got dirty, here they ate a little something, but these eyes are devotion, which, and most importantly, it seems to me, children grow up different with dogs, they are like that right away with worms, well, no, it's just that all and... i'm kidding, in fact , dogs are wonderful, i really want a dog, my husband is against a dog now, my husband, if you 're watching, think about it, but we just live in a rented place and our landlady is against it, so i think, we've already taken a dog, because we discussed that when the child turns two, we'll think about it, they're already three, there's still no dog, we go and feed the neighbors' dogs, may they forgive us. yes, well, i hope that will happen, and my little one plays with two dogs and right with them, like this, hugging them, he's also almost four , like this, like this, we move, and i'd also like to talk about what to expec

this is the romeo and juliet overture, and then the entire amphitheater is covered with its magic winginsky’s firebird. it’s an incredible impression that mariinsky theatre is here in the open air, in an ancient amphitheater, it is nice to see our russian culture here in antalya. it is simply amazing, an extraordinary performance in an amazing place with a thousand-year history, my family and i have never had such impressions. channel one, that's all, thank you for being with us, right now on air is fashion verdict.

chicago, springfield, rockford, juliet? answer. hold on. you want to go first? >> i will defer to you. stuart: the answer is springfield. am i right? >> i agree. stuart: i didn't see that. >> springfield, well done. stuart: what a guy. springfield. the settlement, springfield, was originally named calhoun in 1818. it was later renamed springfield in 1832 and became the state capital in 1839. abraham lincoln lived in the city for 24 years when he moved to the white house. what were you tempted to say? >> i wasn't going to say chicago or juliet. i thought rockford. stuart: i was thinking of rockford. a couple other states, springfield is the capital. missouri? no. no. no. "varney and company" is drawing to a close. my colleague and friend neil cavuto starts now. neil: we are waiting for donald trump in chicago to spell out a lot of things, that the economy is horrible. y

friday morning, we will talk about the week's top news and campaign 2024 with juliet manchester of the hill and natalie allison of politico. then the founder of reckitt news matt taibbi talks about what he considers the declining state of free speech in america. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on friday morning. >> friday on c-span, conservative ocean activists and leaders will discuss the 2024 election, education issues and abortion at a family research council en watch live at 10:15 a.m. eastern. just after 1:00 p.m., democratic coresswoman angie cra fes her republican challenger in the debate to represt minnesota's second congrsial district. hosted by minnesota public radio. at 5:40 p.m. eastern, democratic president for nominee kamala harris will speak to supporters at an event in flint, mhin. this weekend replin presidential nominee donald trp returns to butler, pennsylvania where over the summer he survived an assainion attempt. we will have livrage at 5:00 eastern on c-span. after th encore presentation of the vice presal debate between vance and governor tim walz. >>

roles change, this is important, because well, it’s like in the theater, yes, there at 50 years old, julietay a little bit of camelfo, and accordingly, that’s why here are some changes of the old... to stay in good shape all the time in some creative way, like all people now the main difficulty is one motivation, that's how important it is to motivate yourself, thank god i have it, it's the audience, i love them all so much, i want to please them so much, i want them to have fun, cool, and you just go out every time and think, and it's also possible to do this, tomorrow i'll try to do it like this again. everything and you're already waiting for tomorrow, waiting for the next tour, so that you can continue to change, grow specifically for your audience, and i want to tell the audience too, when you go to the circus, try to give as much emotion to the artists as possible, because how much you give, yes, that's how much you will get back, because we live, work for the audience, yes, of course, here is a real home, a real circus house, and this is generally the best thing, when you are from mo

. >> reporter: juliet came to the san francisco elections office on saturday to update her registration and vote. >> i have a long work schedule and after work past 6:00 and i thought the weekend would be better. >> reporter: a steady amount of people came through on saturday. >> with work, things can be unpredictable but on a weekend having this opportunity to vote is easy. there is nothing blocking my calendar today. >> reporter: this san francisco works and lives overseas and he came to vote with his mother . >> my mom is with me , if i don't vote, i may have a problem. >> reporter: >> reporter: because of the presidential election , the san francisco elections director believes more than 80% of the registered voters will turn out. >> it expands the options for people as we get closer to election day, we will see more and more people coming to city hall on the weekends. >> reporter: they received about 90,000 ballots. they expect to get busy leading up to november 5th. >> people can still register to vote in this election, but they have to do so in person. >> reporter: several races

and will be, i mean our countries, also in the program syuvita number two from the ballet romeo and juliet by prokofiev, concert number 3 for piano and orchestra by rachmaninov and the famous polovtsian dances from the opera prince igor borodin. for this, the composer specially studied the folklore of the turkic peoples , the songs of the ancient polovtsians. therefore, the choir in combination with the sneistov dance became one of the most striking episodes of the large-scale musical epic. by the way, the musical marathon did not end there, minsk took up the baton, and this evening these wonderful works performed by the youth belarusian-russian symphony orchestra will sound in the belarusian state philharmonic. daria belosa petrovskaya, alexander lyubitelev, first information moscow. football club smargon will try to break a protracted series of defeats in an away match against a neighbor. according to the tournament table of islachi, the match will open the game day of the twenty-fourth round of the belarusian football championship. let me remind you that the wolves are on the eleventh l

yeah, there was a lot of questions about what types of juliet songs we would have here. he's obviously pre on his arrest and or he went through. he was a very bombastic. i've spoken carrick to today. he was in a relatively plain blue suit, to have was sort of neatly combed over his thoughts. he spoke quite so softly a mildly, but quite forcefully. as well made some very clear points. his wife statler was sort of fussing over the button to turn the microphone on and off when he was speaking and honest and questions. and i think you could see from the team around him that they are very concerned still advise his wellbeing. indeed, this public speech, this visit to stroudsburg is actually being called a sort of a pause in his recovery in his rehabilitation back into society. and he expressed and did show some emotion when he was talking about the situation that he went through, both in the equitorial embassy and in belmont prison, which you can tell has affected him quite deeply. and what about the audience's reaction? got yes. so as i say, he's a relatively divisive figure

impressive program. >> we can also ask that question in our site visit so i'll bring that up with juliet. >> that would be great. >> i think we have seen that in a number and i don't know if-not sure of all the reasons, but i know that in many of our site visits, when we talk--getting back to the congregate meals has been a challenge. >> sometimes it is just-i dont mean to give up on this because it is really important but noting the pandemic changed so many things and we started to see positive with the zoom that it actually encouraged people to stay involved and get additional services, so whatever there is that sort of makes it at least someone is getting a meal and that may be is-whatever they find out i figure i would trust this agency to evaluate it and maybe come up with an innovative solution around it. just that. thanks. >> any other comments from commissioners? thank you president lawrence. >> commissioners, iletmathy is joint legislative council report presented by diane lawrence. >> so, we didn't have a meeting. we were scheduled for a meetding in september but didn't have a

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ballerina dances the main parts in such iconic productions as le corsaire, vitovt, cinderella, romelo and julietelle, and detta adilia in swan lake - a part that... in the theater world is considered a test of professional suitability. lyudmila khitrova is enthusiastically applauded by audiences in russia, great britain, italy, mexico, germany, spain. she is a laureate of the international competition ballet dancers, and the winner of the francysk scarina medal. next, we will get acquainted with the pearls of belarusian cinema in the about cinema section. this time, we are. the story of a girl who experienced all the hardships of post-war life. every saturday , the belarus 24 tv channel broadcasts masterpieces of belarusian cinema. this special event is dedicated to the centenary of russian cinema. it's bad to be alone, i know, it's hard to be alone. feature film fruz directed by vyacheslav nikifrov. based on the story of vasil bykov on the path of life in 1981 year. the first post-war years, a girl who came to the city from a village devastated by the slaughter with the rare name of fruza works

ballerina dances the main parts in such iconic productions as corsair, vitovt, cinderella romelo and julietelle, and detta adilia in swan lake part. which in the theater world is considered a test of professionalism, lyudmila khitrova, enthusiastically applauds the audiences of russia, great britain, italy, mexico, germany, spain, she is a laureate of the international competition of ballet dancers, the owner of the francysk skaryna medal. next, we will get acquainted with the pearls of belarusian cinema in the section about cinema. this time we will hear the story of a girl who experienced all the hardships of post-war life. every saturday on the belarus tv channel 24 broadcasts masterpieces of belarusian cinema. this special event is dedicated to the centenary of national cinema. it's bad to be alone. i know that. it's hard to be alone. feature film fruza directed by vyacheslav. kifrova filmed based on the story of vasil bykov on the path of life in 1981. the first post-war years, a girl who came to the city from a village devastated by the war, with the rare name of fruza works as a watc

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cross now live to wonder why regional chief of communications for the middle east and north africa. juliet toma jeanette. i'm glad to have you join the now. now 1st of all, what is your reaction to the band of order i'd like to get these passed by these ready parliament. and what will this mean for the work on the ground? as far as like 54 and having me you'll see it is really not clear. and what impacts is this going to have on the operations? we saw this coming because there's been a step that has been taken against the agency over the past month and the result in 3. so last night. now what are your plans going forward regarding providing a to civilians in gaza and the west bank? is that even possible? right now? this morning it is possible we continued to do everything we can, whether this way change me, it's going to be in time. that's when i'm that when it's 10, we are following very closely on the situation of 2000000 people in garza and we are providing center to be pretty displaced for us to feed their homes due to the more we are the largest provider as to the largest provider of

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come in, sign, was in 300, interested in us, they say you have italian love there, rumel and juliet,appy about, now it's going to start, petrochenkov this, petrachenkov that. oh, darling, you look like shit, what happened, petrachenkov called, you, listen, write a statement, so small and so, parkhomov deceived me, asked me to marry him, well darling, well lie, if not, how else, my dear? for your own happiness must be fought, they will ask him, let him spin, i have to go, how proud we are, what did you call? will be, are you kidding, don't waste time, now it can be done and not expensive, oh, damn it, oh, why, let him, let him, what a miracle, let him, are you crazy, woman, unmarried, let him, you know what a child is, hard labor, you will lose your life, the light of day. you will see, this is not your first time as a scientist, and i have given birth to ten children, i know what it is, the grave will soon be closed, i will ask him, who, a parkhomka, are you picking off, picking off, and what have you done, evil day damn it, i would have scratched his eyes out, smashed his face in, h

sign, was in the trust, they are interested in us, they say, you have italian love there, rumel and juliett, now it will begin, petrochenkov this, petrachenkov that, oh, darling, you look as if you were nothing, what happened, petrachenko called, listen to me." write a statement, so small and so, parkhomov deceived me, asked me to marry him, well darling, well lie, if not, how else, my dear, you have to fight for your happiness, they will ask him, let him spin around, i have to go, how proud we are, what did he call? sit down, why is he torturing you? what did i do wrong to her? to whom? to this nonka. they pester me! oh, come on, she does it for herself, god bless her, but think about yourself, men do give birth to children, and i don’t know, maybe it will, it will, you’re joking, don’t waste time, it’s not expensive these days, oh , damn it, oh, why, let it be, let it be, here, let it be, are you crazy, woman, don’t be married, do you know what a child is, catarrh, you’ll lose your life, you won’t see the light of day, you’re not a scholar for the first time, and i’ve given birth to ten,

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i shoot real movies, erotica, not pornography, recently i shot romeo juliet, that's why you're here, well, as soon as we threw this masterpiece on the market, as the alcove of desires appeared, well, my sales immediately fell, the people are gray, they want something simpler, and you haven't seen the alcove of desires, fortunately no, you're lucky, sorry, vladislav ladislavich, your favorite cakes, thank you for that. and then we wonder why such youth is growing up here. and why did they attract you, and not the creators of alkov? well, they are underground workers, it is difficult to find them, and i work in the open, on principle and i treat shakespeare with care, juliet is 14, romeo is 15, i suffer for this one, and this is a cool girl. i am writing a script now, a wonderful script, 19th century, the poet's youth is called: lyceum, tsarskoe selo, gazebos, bushes, do you feel the dramaturgy? would lola fit in there, aristocratically? i don't know where to find them, if i knew , i would lure them away, such a rare commodity, they are protected and rightly so, well, we do not sit idl

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its original chief of communications that juliet trula outlined to us here with us. he bought this old me it is really not clear. and what impacts is this going to have on the operations? we saw this coming because there's been a step that has been taken against the agency over the past month and the result 3. so last night we continued to do everything we can, whether this we change really it's going to be in time. that's when i'm that when it's 10, we are following very closely on the situation of 2000000 people in gaza. we are providing center to be pretty displaced, forced to feed their palms due to the more we are the largest provider of food, the largest provider of primary health care. so the question is, who these, even if it's on to replace this agency, anything is evident that and that is the backbone of the humanitarian of rationing gas law. we are the largest humanitarian agency working in golf sign. we provide shelter, we provide food, we provide primary healthcare to people who need the smallest. we used to attend the war, began provide education to ove

my first big, full—length principal role was romeo in sir kenneth macmillan�*s romeo and juliet. planned, it was a last—minute injury. i wasn't even the understudy. and five days later, i did the opening night of that role. you've seen the other side of that now, haven't you? because in your years dancing here, you have had some pretty serious injuries, so you now know what it feels like to be the one who i've definitely gone to the other side! ..who can't carry on. yeah. and in some cases, your injuries have happened really on stage in and really, you know, in the most dramatic way possible. yeah, so in 2019, i was on stage performing sir kenneth macmillan�*s manon, a ballet that actually at the age of 1a, when i had started to focus on ballet, transformed my entire view of what dance actually was. towards the end of act two, i took off for a jump and my achilles snapped right in front of 2,500 people. it's obviously the worst nightmare for an artist or an athlete to have any injury. did you know immediately what had happened? yeah. because you felt it or you...? yeah. so, some

what should an actress show to get into cinema, the ability to love, here's juliet, how old was she,u know, 14 or a deputy, yes, that's right, 14 years old, how old are you, 16, my god, what age, well, and do you know how to love, yes, very well, oops, i love, i love life, nature, and no, i mean you have a boyfriend. well, yes, you like it, yes, of course, and what do you tell him, and the fact that i love him, that he is the whole world for me, he is like a cloud in which i can lie down, dive in and relax, all the problems will recede into the background, i approve you, thank you, applause, alexander vasilyevich, but if the film is still about our program, then for the role of host. you already have one candidate, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. friends, it's hard to believe that we are now exactly where the city of minsk once began. where are we going? first , safety, one. where are you going, you're driving, next stop - asersov, let's go, bye, and we set off on a fascinating journey through our country, how this memorial complex was cre

security councils held a briefing along cause it was cold by old juliet slovenia, and fonts to highlight the situation in the north of the strip. gabriel, as on the resolutions from the un of this meeting, was called to put the attention back on the deteriorating humanitarian situation in gaza. the council was briefed about, among other things ow israel's war on gods. it is having a devastating effect on palestinian children. more than 650000 children are out of school, the traumatized and living in the road. where ya at man, sewer palestine is ambassador to the un. put the focus on israel's targeting of journalists. it has committed atrocities and the tax attack. those drop you meant to add a reporting on them, including today. bye. sure thing in the neck and other drugs. he had a journalist, 5 d l a heavy and you're barely out. if he's you come what must that goes out ongoing. this is genocide. the us sam baset are to the un put her focus on the plate of palestinian civilians in the center. and so of the strip these catastrophic conditions were predicted months ago, and yet have still

the tension from the confrontation between the montecchi and capulet clans, this is the romeo and juliet overture, and then the entire amphitheater was covered with its magic wing by stravinsky's firebird. for the orchestra , playing in the ruins of ancient cities is, one might say, a habit. only during the current turkish tour, the musicians performed in another ancient amphitheater in aspendese. maestro gergiev knows this venue very well, it is not the first time he has given a concert here. there are high walls, about 30 meters, a huge number of devices, projections, such that help the sound to remain here, not to go completely into the sky, these walls have seen the birth and collapse of empires, the repertoire is worthy, ravel's blero awakens in the audience both the highest and the most frantic. and the incredible impression from the fact that the mariinsky theater is here in the open air, in an ancient amphitheater, it is pleasant to see our russian culture here in antalya. it's just amazing, an extraordinary performance in an amazing place with a thousand-year history, my family

. >> reporter: juliet laga huzer came up with the idea after seeing a lack of diversity at auditions. the right moment. >> when you come from a social economic background where this kind of career is very difficult then you need even more help. >> i know the power of getting an opportunity that changes your whole life. >> my grandfather didn't have shoes till he was maybe like 13, 14 years old. and so to have that kind of background and then end up in a place like this, it's extremely humbling for me. >> reporter: the space villa medici has humbled and inspired for centuries. on this day it was hosting opera singers, but artistic programming here at the french academy in rome has a history stretching back to the mid 1600s including artists, sculptors and architects. >> for me everything changed. >> reporter: farouz derazavi is an alumni. >> i was singing totally different roles, different arias. >> reporter: as a teenager in iran she'd started an r&b group, wantons, recording but not revealing herself. >> nobody knew it was me. i couldn't show my face. like otherwise, you know, stuff

. >> i wrote a book called no mio and juliet and they credited william shakespeare.se things get for the tracks. tyrus why like about this the truth will set you free but the truth is i didn't write that. if you saw something going with my name on it i did not write it. somebody else took a shortcut. you're jammed then if those aren't your words but that's the truth that's what really happened here. >> greg: you know what, i don't care. >> the opening model likes to grace you have but there is a joke on somebody reporting in the nfl what happened there what actually happened. in the locker room what happened. >> the joke is he is the purveyor in the locker room. >> out. that's usually the thing he ponds off on larry kudlow out of nowhere. >> he's changing the game and we are adjusting to it. >> one thing more quietly is, pregnant? >> if doctor about this. okay congratulations. >> now i just got really fat right here. >> checking beer like nobody's business. >> greg: any other questions before i move on. >> rate just getting that out of the way. >> greg: kat were not

>> i wasn't going to say chicago or juliet. i thought rockford. stuart: i was thinking of rockford. a couple other states, springfield is the capital. missouri? no. no. no. "varney and company" is drawing to a close. my colleague and friend neil cavuto starts now. neil: we are waiting for donald trump in chicago to spell out a lot of things, that the economy is horrible. if you saw the bank earnings out today, it's not all that horrible. kamala harris has this big interview everyone is looking forward to with charlemagne the god going on in detroit. both candidates working in battleground states and messages that are important to them. grady trimble following it all on donald trump and what he's looking to do in chicago. >> reporter: vice president harris wants to point the economic data, when you paul voters they say they don't feel good about the economy. that is something donald trump is expected to tap into not only in chicago before the economic problem of chicago but later today in atlanta, georgia, a critical battleground state. you may be thinking why is the former president

juliet smith, fox, 40 news.ay, president joe biden said he was concerned following news of north korean troops in russia. ukraine's president calls the development in escalation and it's 2 and a half year fight against russia. washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >>the pentagon says 10,000 north korean troops are training in russia and some are inching closer to the ukraine border. proximate lee, a couple 1000. >>with a smaller number already present in the kursk region. the pentagon says it's closely monitoring the situation. >>and working with partners in ukraine, south korea. we remain concerned that russia intends to use the soldiers in combat. at this point. the pentagon says there's no indication north korean soldiers have crossed into ukraine. president joe biden told reporters if that line is crossed, ukraine forces should be able to strike for us greatness. russian president vladimir putin is neither deny nor confirming the presence of north korean troops in russia. should done but majo

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given to alden by one of the natives he encountered in krishna and they were involved in gabriel juliet was working in the 16 fifteenths and was a good friend of john winslow and compared to that he came to plymouth in 1650s he actually visited plymouth imagine plymouth colonies 1650 that was my first exhibit ever that i ever did when i was in d.c. these little rings are found all over and it's really a fascinating example chances are it might have been from the directd trade and they were working with native people all the time, i would just really love to know theha real story. on the left we have a wonderful during the reign of king charles the first it hade the value of one quarter of an english penny in the 17th century, that is making serious small change don't you think that is a little cup there and over on the right is a wonderful oaktree this coin was in boston in16 the 1660s notice the date of 5212 pennies equals one showing in 20 showings equal the british pound sterling marked with 3612 were minted by boston from 1652 until 1682 but they all board the day of 1652 the year i

reporter juliet smith has the details. >> in 1996 j vasquez shot and killed a rival gang member at a party when he was just 16 years old. saw my side of a couple times to tragedy because >> the person that i shot and killed his only 19 years old. we had 2 children at the time small children. vasquez was tried as an adult and eventually found guilty of second-degree murder and sentenced to over. 25 years in prison where he was sent to work. >> 10 years into his sentence, the former gang member chose to turn his life around but soon found out that that wouldn't quite work with the job he was assigned. and i want to learn about the ripple effect of the victimization of cost of my community is vasquez had skipped work. he would have jeopardized his parole or been sent into solitary confinement. work is being prioritized rehabilitation. it took 5 years after vasquez chose to make a change to be able to attend rehab. and with those newly learned skills, he was eventually released from prison. he credits the programs in part for his release, but notes that this could have come john cook, wi

one is william shakespeare classic romeo and juliet, a cornerstone of both the art of storytelling andhe english language. the other is all the rivers, a semiautobiographical love story between an israeli and palestinian student in new york city. together the two books critically examine the power of love, cultural demands and the harsh realities of family ties. they also explored the enduring power of love stories and what starcrossed lovers truly are. you can download and listen to the episode for free now wherever you get your podcast, scan the qr code if that sort of thing rocks your boat. for access to all six episodes that have dropped the season you can subscribe to msnbc premium on apple podcast for early access to every episode the week before it drops and for every listening. we plan to keep reading as resistance every single week and we hope you will keep reading along with us. another thing to check out is episode two of msnbc new four part documentary series my generation. it takes an in-depth look at four distinct generations in america and how members of each have been s

reporter juliet smith has details. >> in 1996 j vasquez shot and killed a rival gang member at a party was just 16 years old. i shot shot of a couple times to tragedy because >> the person that i shot and killed his only 19 years old and had 2 children at the time small children. vasquez was tried as an adult and eventually found guilty of second-degree murder and sentenced to over. 25 years in prison where he was sent to work. >> 10 years into his sentence, the former gang member chose to turn his life around but soon found out that that wouldn't quite work with the job he was assigned. and i want to learn about the ripple effect of the victimization of cause my community. is vasquez had skipped work. he would have jeopardized his parole or been sent into solitary confinement. work is being prioritized rehabilitation. it took 5 years after vasquez chose to make a change to be able to attend rehab. and with those newly learned skills, he was eventually released from prison. he credits the programs in part for his release, but notes that this could have come john cook, will president of

i wrote a i wrote a book called romeo and juliet. they created a guy named william shakespeare. i want an investigation. right. but you would never know. like these things get through the cracks, by the way. tyrus, you want to know what i love about this? the truth will set you free. but the truth is, i didn't write that. if you saw something turned in with my name on it, i didn't write it. if you heard me read it, i read it in a teleprompter for the first time. i did not write it. it's somebody else. took a shortcut. she jammed. then you go. wait a minute. these aren't your words. but that's the truth. that's what really happened here. yeah. greg. yea. i don't know what that meant, but you know what, kat, i don't care, i don't care. i'm going to ask you a question before we go much further. okay, great. the opening monologue was the greatest you've ever had, but there was a joke about somebody reporting in the nfl. what happened there, i missed it. what actually happened? we had a fake reporter with the nfl in the locker room. what happened? that's usually the thing that you wo

vanessa porodiva and nona ryder, kate mott, juliet lewis. well, he liked cute thumbelina, until, untildepa amber hurt, a rather tall beauty spoiled the actor's nerves so much that it is possible that he will return to proven types. vincent cassel: here is a man who distinguished himself, yes after the luxurious and dream of millions of men monica belucci chose the model tina kunakey, but no hint of similarity, how so? it's just that the actor has only now discovered his type of woman. this became clear when he broke up with tina and began dating another model "nara baptista". the audience did not even immediately realized that venzan had a new love. the girls are so similar. by the way, when monica belucci said "yes" to kassell 100 years ago, many were very surprised, but belucci's fans simply did not consider beauty and the beast. and now they compare photos of kassell and the actress's new chosen one. there is a resemblance, though, non-standard beauty and powerful charisma, so it's still who chooses whom in fact, interesting weekend for you, see you on... we'll chat on saturday. spe

estÁ con nosotros alejandra, miurka y madeleine y juliet. alejandra tu eres mamÁ de tres. consecuencias cuando las reglas se rompen cosas que no puede hacer un amigo. karla: tengo unos ejemplos que quiero escuchar su reacciÓn y quiero que sean honestas. llegan sus hijosoigas despuÉs ——llegan sus hijos o hijas despuÉs una borrachera cÓmo reaccionas. >> le llamarÍa la atenciÓn. karla: no te veo convencidas. vamos a suponer que sea borracho. >> le tirÓ agua o sea [risas] y le quitÓ la borrachera si me molestarÍa. karla: tu hijo o su hija quiere compartir sus experiencias o dudas sexuales. >> yo he hablado con mis hijos de sexo con la niÑa desde los once desde momento en donde se desarrollÓ y con el varÓn desde los catorce soy muy abierta sobre el tema. >> es un tema incÓmodo en muchos casos hay que hablarlo como mamÁ amiga. madelin: mamÁ super amiga pero nunca toquÉ ese tema. esa parte nunca lo tocamos. >> es parte del rol de madre y de padres hablar la manera y educar a nuestros hijos no quiere decir que vayas a ser amiga. cuando somos amigas se difuminan estos roles que ten

reporter juliet smith spoke with those at the rally who are for and against the measure.oughly a 3rd of californians use medical if property 5 passes. it would prohibit california legislators from using tax revenue to replace current medical spending is about protecting that money. so that actually goes to health care rather than other things that are related prop. 30 fives all comes down to the managed care organization provider tax and where that money goes. if prop 35 passes, it would make this tax permanent. some of those specialty programs that would get the money, our emergency services, mental health family planning and prescription drugs, health care providers at the rally explained the wait time for their patients to be seen by providers has become too long, which could harm their health coverage without access is not coverage. >>this is why we need proper. 35. >>the prop would also pay for existing costs in medicare. those in favor say the decision should ultimately come from voters opposition. 35 gives our neighbors the opportunity to weigh in on the health car

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