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her friend kendra lived in tennessee, but they were as close as could be. >> when did you start? end of the day, start of the day, middle of the day? >> all day. we were single moms dealing with our exes. she was my support system, and hopefully she thought of me as hers. >> by june 2012, ciara decided it was time for a fresh start. she made a plan to move home to indiana to be near her family. their kids, ages 6 and 7, would stay with jarod for the summer and join her later. >> was she dating again? >> yes, she was, absolutely. she was young. so of course, you know, she didn't want to be alone, you know. >> in fact, even before the move to indiana, she'd already met a guy online who lived up there. he was going to help her move. >> he was going to come down to georgia. he had made plans. bought a plane ticket. >> and that brings us back to ciara's apartment and the bloody bedroom. as ciara's moving day approached, kendra noticed her friend's daily texts and phone calls had stopped completely. >> i didn't talk to her on the 2nd. so on the 3rd i messaged her and got nothing. so i

aliyah and kendra, speaking to our reporter, amanda kirton. hidden girls, that's on the bbc news channel. it'll also be available on the iplayer. the green party has elected two new leaders. carla denyer and adrian ramsay will share responsibilites, afterjonathan bartley stood down, and sian berry chose not to seek re election. lava from a volcano erupting on the spanish island of la palma has reached the sea, sending out vast clouds of steam, and toxic gases. many homes and crops have been destroyed and thousands of people forced to flee, since the eruption began 11 days ago. our correspondent danjohnson joins us from la palma. evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still _ evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really _ evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really active, - evening, dan. good evening. that volcano is still really active, and l volcano is still really active, and there is fresh lava flowing from the events. a ban hasjust gone past with loudspeakers warning that the wind has changed and people shoul

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kendra lee is a prime example of why this race is so close. >> i cried when hillary clinton lost.d me that i would ever be not considering voting for a democrat i would have thought like you were crazy. >> reporter: yet the mother of two voted for republican glenn youngkin. after a year of virtual learning and mask mandates in schools, she trusts him more with her kids' education. what else it about what youngkin is saying he will do that appeals to you? >> i don't think that he would have as much governmental restrictions. i think that he would leave it more in terms of local control. ♪♪ >> o'donnell: youngkin a multi-millionaire businessman wood voters like lee by making schools a central focus of the race holding parents matter rallies. >> i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. this movement is being led by parents who are saying, no, i am the one who gets to decide what's best for my children. >> o'donnell: youngkin has tapped into concern over race and gender issues in schools and he's opposed to mask and vaccine man dates. so what is it about

on the issue of vaccine mandates, kendra in richmond, virginia, thanks to vaccine mandates, job numbers will be worse. medical facilities will be overwhelmed with staff members resigning. harvey in new york, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i am curious to know how these economists come up with the numbers of expectations of 500,000 jobs. i think there are some things they need to take into the equation now. first of all, people on unemployment for an elongated amount of time took excess money, more than they earned. secondly, a lot of people may be filing for early social security. thirdly, i don't thing many people have confidence in the leadership of the country anymore. as evidence by the big divide between republicans and democrats. it is a shame but that is the way it is. maybe these guys should look at that and see if that would affect their numbers. the unemployment rate is not so bad, 4.8%. i do not think that the jobs that are offered matchup with the job seekers. i also think that the fact you cannot go into a building because of man

. ♪ > reporter: 59-year-old kendra >> reporter: 59-year-old kendra is the matriarch of her blended familywas always something else she dreamed of doing. >> i grew up wanting to be carol burnett. >> reporter: at the 52 she left her job to pursue stand-up comedy. >> too often we get our first husbands like our first house 'cause it's cute. [ laughter ] that second one you get it inspected. >> reporter: like many she says changing careers in her 50s was definitely scary. >> you know, it's a bit of a struggle when you're a female comedienne anyway. if you're over 50, there is some ageism there. >> reporter: but she has no regrets. >> you're making people feel good and it's just a dream come true to be able to do that. >> reporter: kendra is not alone in the desire for professional fulfillment later in life. there are more than 31 million people in their 50s in the workforce today. >> the value that they bring to the workforce, that empathy, the collaboration, the teamwork, those soft skills are something you get from a lifetime of work and those are things older workers have in spades. >> rep

kendra was a gang member when she wasjust 12. she did what she had to do to survive.and so once i realised that if you brung them girls, that they wouldn't do stuff to you — by bringing other girls in i'm protecting myself, or i think i am. i'm not, but at that moment ifeel like i'm protecting myself. when one man says he's chose that one, you have to go and tell that girl that's what time it is, or they will rape you. i haven't had a full night's sleep in years. i still dream about the victims that i created. i started self—harming. i went through a few things. this was when i was like 13 to 1a. i don't think i wanted to die. ijust wanted to be free of the pain. yeah, so it got worse. it was years, like, a good two or three years of hurting myself. it took a long way to get out of that. what every girl needs is — they need people to not give up on them. i was written off completely. i was that kid that you didn't want your kid to sit next to. i've gone on to achieve. i got my own company, i'm educated, but i ain't forgot where i've come from. and what i do is make su

participation for people to have their c and choose who will represent them in the legislative body, almost kendra parliaments and other places. and it seems that people are engaging in it quite well. there have been a steady stream of people been coming to this come this putting session where we are here. they come the queue up, they check their names over there at the desk. and then head over to the side here where the polling booths are. i choose the candidate, there are, this is one of the more hotly contested seats this 30 or so districts here. so this is one of the more hotly contested ones, the choose. and then as we're going to see right now, place there are ballots over there. there are observers as well who are monitoring the process here and there are so far it has been a smooth one. what is significant about these elections, as i say, is that and as you've mentioned, up until now the way in which but that has been governed, obviously the, the router that mirror a decrease and the shorter cancelled that has existed in the past has been essentially a consultative, one, these new powers a

with me in a psychiatrist evaluating him for hours, and no be all independently from each other kendra's conclusions. at that time his life was in danger, and he sure enough, a few days after we left the prison he entered the downward spiral. during the sound is not mentally ill. yes, he has a slight form of autism, as you know many people do, but he is very resilient, intelligent man. and so he does not belong in a mental institution. right? so if he has a mental issue now, it's because of abuse that he has suffer. and you cannot, you cannot get someone to recover from torture by continuing, continuing to torture him. and that's exactly what they do. they isolate him, they keep him in back limbo. busy and just put the record straight for everybody doing this. i'm not serving a sentence. he's not even accused of a any anything that would be criminal. he is being held in extradition detention to, as you said, to prevent his escape in case he should be extra. yes, but he does not need to be in belmar prison for that. even if you, even if we assume for the purpose of the argument that yes b

with me in a psychiatrist evaluating him for hours and you know, all independently from each other kendra's conclusions. at that time his life was in danger, and he sure enough, a few days after we left the prison, she entered the downward spiral. she was, as we all know, isolated in the health care division of family, prison, and stabilized with strong medication. and, but the thing is, you know, you can't do it in the sand is not mentally ill. so if he has a mental issue now it's because of use that he has suffer and you cannot you cannot get someone to recover from torture by continuing, continuing to torture him. and that's exactly what they do. they isolate him, they keep him in that limbo, even if you, even if we assume for the purpose of the argument that yes back extradition proceeding is the did image, we have to somehow secure his presence. it can be in house arrest, green energy reforms, and the supply process as some of the big questions looking to be answered it. that is your asian economic form. the today then got to get a big it is from the business wealth and beyond, and is

. >> reporter: kendra lee is a prime example of why this race is so close. >> i tried when hillary clintont. someone told me that i would ever be not considering voting for a democrat, i would have thought like you were crazy. >> reporter: and yet the mother of two voted for republican glenn youngkin. after a year of virtual learning and now mask mandates in schools, she trusts him more with her kids' education. what is it about what youngkin is saying he'll do that appeals to you? >> i don't think he would have as much governmental restrictions. i think that he would leave it more in terms of local control. >> ready, woo! >> reporter: youngkin, a multimillionaire businessman has wooed voters like lee by making schools a central focus of the race, holding parents matter rallies where he hammers mcauliffe over something he said at a debate. >> i don't think parents should be told by schools how to teach. this movement is being led by parents who say no, i am the one who gets to decide what's best for my children. >> reporter: youngkin has tapped into race and gender issues in schools and he

they can't stress as a cowboy, too gender specific and they kill cattle, kendra says aladdin, that isultural a preparation, can dress as pinocchio because that is a time appropriation, i guess they can dress as rocks and polar bears. >> i remember when you're my mother, we were 13 or 14 and wanted to go out and have fun, we dressed up as buns, you know the bum outfit, any rag around the house, you couldn't do that anymore, right? because you can't call people bums. >> the adl literally call that out, do not dress as hobos or bums because you're making fun of the poor. you have two selections, rocks or polar bears. there may be no halloween at the white house this year. the administration announced the bidens will not be celebrate the holiday as other presidents have. biden is headed to europe, to the g 20. he will be meeting with the pope and i guess he will be dressed for the season as a faithful catholic. we will see how that goes. laura: he met with pelosi pushing abortion on demand, then he will go for biden. maybe there's a pool aside, cut that other stuff out. you think that wil

and, again, you mentioned cheniere you also like kendra morgan.ou like atmos and duke. >> that's really why focus more is the prices of natural gas will come and go i think that this is -- i think that we'll come back down here from where we are. i don't think this is going to stay up at $6 for the next two or three years because production will come back online but i think it's the utilities, it's the descristribution compa and companies that really work on volumes it's the electric utilities that we're in a situation where i think that we're in the beginning innings of having to expand our grid immensely over the next 30 years. so, all those together mean that it's gross for the industry, gross for utilities. and our long-term growth rates are probably pretty low in what we think these companies can do. >> very interesting after i think maybe a decade plus of not increasing electricity demand, maybe a 25% total need if we all start driving evs. ryan, thanks for your time we really appreciate breaking down some of the ways investors should play t

blige and kendra can a march. the game is slated for february 13th. i'm rather excited about this i rarely get excited about the super bowl halftime show usually asleep for the game but i'm excited. steve: you sleep during the super bowl? jillian: i normally work in the morning and i wake up in the middle of the night. jillian: not when you wake up at midnight. steve: as opposed to taping everything. we can watch it. pete: that's true. make sure you don't see the score. ainsley: i have been watching all these britney spears movies. to watch someone to dance and be able to move that way is such a gift. steve: that's why you get paid a lot of money to perform. ainsley: it is such a gift. i got my mom's gift of dancing. my dad and brother are great. steve: anyway, we hope you are a good dancer out there in tv land. as we continue on this friday, we are going to switch gears. coming up, a denver police officer against getting the covid vaccine was forced to get the shot, get the jab to keep his job. but now he says he has trouble walking after complying w

on the issue of vaccine mandates, kendra in richmond, virginia, thanks to vaccine mandates, job numberscal facilities will be overwhelmed with staff members resigning. harvey in new york, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i am curious to know how these economists come up with the numbers of expectations of 500,000 jobs. i think there are some things they need to take into the equation now. first of all, people on unemployment for an elongated amount of time took excess money, more than they earned. secondly, a lot of people may be filing for early social security. thirdly, i don't thing many people have confidence in the leadership of the country anymore. as evidence by the big divide between republicans and democrats. it is a shame but that is the way it is. maybe these guys should look at that and see if that would affect their numbers. the unemployment rate is not so bad, 4.8%. i do not think that the jobs that are offered matchup with the job seekers. i also think that the fact you cannot go into a building because of mandated vaccines has p