here is laverne white bear reading her poem. here here is a dakota sun who bears a white man's face. and there there are their men women and children. from where did you come? escaping. were you? did you steal respect and honor to? even our children cast in stone. you stole their stories and made them your own. porcelain beauties high children beneath falls of wool sucking their lips to hasten their will is that fear upon your face? did you not covet this sacred place? the land where children of the stars live the place where time began. she she is their mother in a macaw. they respect and honor her none other. who do you fear the savages? oh, yes, it's true. remain afraid i say for ignorance requires. no skill. as you scurry along the trail making your prayers without fail. ask yourself this who should you fear in the lakes beautiful mirror? and do they look like you? i personally find the shift from who do you fear to who should you fear? i'm quite thought-provoking. the third vignette is a group of objects that continues this

so gay lavern, facing a storm of criticism from western diplomats, sergey love. rob looked confident as he walked into the summit. the veteran russian diplomat smiled for cameras as he greeted his indonesian host, then almost immediately. ah, reporters began shouting questions asking when the war will be over. divisions over russia's invasion of ukraine dominated the discussions at the meeting of foreign ministers. several western countries refused to meet with love, rob, including the united states, but ministers from other nations, such as india, china, turkey, and brazil did have bilateral talks with their russian counterpart. because obviously, aggressor, sludge invaders, one occupant of love, rav told reporters his country was called many names. at this g 20 summit. he accused the west of blatant bruce, a phobia, and of preventing an end to the war in ukraine use views up of which the degree would've been one of if the west wants to talk, use this, it needs to make room for discussion. should you be to go, or if it, once you cranes victory over russia on the

00 is called the death spot, death to any program that there is to go on against a happy days and laverne>> one of the few should cut sitcoms that ever debuted at number one. >> the absolute top number one show the season is laverne and shirley. the seemingly harmless but essentially bramley brainless exercise in adolescence ons. >> you have to go all the way back to i love lucy to get the same sort of slapstick comedy. >> i never thought it was important except that it was two girls with friendship. it must have something going for it. >> i don't. >> >> everyone knew what we were talking about. >> once. >> my son didn't watch it, and he said i like it but i wanted spaceman. so, that's when i created a spaceman. the writers all rolled their eyes. an alien? what's an alien. we had to make up the story, fonzie is running out of adversaries. >> fonzie has never lost a whole attacker yet. we have the home planet advantage. >> then, we got him on his own show and mork and mindy was a hit show of the 70s. >> audience talk about a willing suspension of disbelief is willing to buy the premise. ju

thank you again mr. laverne. my followers asked me to wish you health patience, courage so you can continue to do what you're doing with it. thank you very much. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offensive. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk. aah, ukraine. a big and rich country that's always been hand in hand with russia. until recently. 2014, a qu divides ukraine and leads to fratricidal warren done. a war that continues to this day on the edge of a large field near lo, ganske, the mass grave. local say that the people buried here are mostly civilians who are allegedly killed by ukrainian paramilitary groups in the summer of 2014 or does this a mr. alcorda? what did of stuff? don't batiste merely as it would be to when the british start. okay. what's the crating settings of outside inform you not to anessa

we can do a podcast with someone like laverne cox, who is also in "inventing anna."take a show like "bridgerton" and create a podcast about it. that is doing really well. also do behind-the-scenes video footage, take that and put it on our website, shondaland.com. and have a nice synergy going. that has been really important to me, to create a world in which the aspects of our shows and all the aspects -- i call them the people in our shondaland family, can find a place to be creative and exist in one spot. david: now, you have a partnership as well with dove, and that is, among other things, a partnership designed to let people know more about the way their hair might be worn. can you explain your views on hair, particularly for african-american women and children? shonda: well, you know, the partnership with dove has been long-standing. one of the things i have always loved about dove is they have been really positive and assertive about the idea that real beauty is defined in all forms. you know, every skin, every body, every kind of woman is their own definition

for the children now sergey lavern was speaking from uganda during the 3rd leg of his african tor ugandan, president phrased russia as a partner in its struggle against colonialism. and in a joint press conference, both men can from the refusal to contribute to the polarization of the world window of the cold war. one day, the us mail question, are you perused? or for a was a should you must, you mustn't come when did you where do you think my, my men job is to be for some good. i am through my city and i did with all other people are good and how they live with my own interest it people think with. ready really stupid as a question. is it your to question? sure. my, your report, israel bruce m through my should've been presume he can't is present, gave the only right answer when asked whether he's a pro western or pro eastern politician. an answer which you can expect from a serious political figure, but i'm 40 right now. these instincts have colonialism emerge in the politics of western countries when they demand the whole well take their side umbrella against all the others. we also di

have a clue would have a local broadcast, margot, they don't know, laverne krause or lisa gasoline or, or even the panoramic cost that's not really concerned. they're not attached to that economy, but it's very disturbing. what you summarize about this mansion we keep hearing from the west, the term ukraine must fight to the last man. you know, my god. how incredibly paternalistic who do these people think they are, that, that if, when you look at the actual human collateral, you know how much value does the west put on one ukraine life will say nothing 1000000 to. it's almost as though their ideas and their human rights completely been airbrushed. now, the whole equation. now george talks about, you know, well this is all heading and why we have got this from the western leaves, this new rationale on this new. we keep hearing about the so called reset button. you know, what is to reset button? i don't know what it is, you know is i, i don't think i know what it is, but i think what the western lives have been doing for very long time. certainly in my life time is making this transiti

the model revealed some of the dangers of the fashion industry in an interview with lauren laverne forhorrible experience for a bra catalogue. i was only 15, probably. and he said, take your top off. i took my top off, and i was really shy then. about my body. and he said, take your bra off. and i could feel there was something wrong, so i got myself and i ran away. wrong, so i got myself and i ran awa . ., ., . wrong, so i got myself and i ran awa. ., ., . ., away. how did that affect you, that exnerience? _ away. how did that affect you, that exnerience? i _ away. how did that affect you, that experience? i think _ away. how did that affect you, that experience? i think it _ away. how did that affect you, that experience? i think it sharpened i away. how did that affect you, that l experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can _ experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can kind _ experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can kind of— experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can kind of tell— experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can kind of te

this is what the model told the bbc�*s lauren laverne.top off, and i was really shy then about my body. and he said, take your bra off. and i could feel there was something wrong, so i got myself and i ran | away. how did that affect you, that| experience? i think it sharpened my instincts. i can kind of tell a wrong'un a mile away. it's a fascinating interview. you rarely hear from kate moss, do you? now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. a real mix of weather prospects across the uk for sunday. heavy downpours in places, especially across the north and west. further south and east, some sunshine and heat with temperatures getting into the low 30s but it was a really wet night last night across northern ireland, more than 30 millimetres of rain falling in an hour in parts of co tyrone. the heavy rain drifted north eastwards across scotland and we saw rain developing through the morning across lincolnshire and the midlands and wales. this band of rain may drift further north through the afternoon towards parts of merseyside, grea

lawrence: so you ever got to hear this so led to laverne, alabama investigating child labor at an autoplantt provides parts for hyundai subsidiary smart alabama has been accused of using workers as young as 12 according to area police family of three victims as well as eight former current employees of the factory both smart alabama, and hyundai deny all of these allegations. joining me now to discuss fox business correspondent jackie ye see what's happening at the border we've seen migrants die on this treacherous journey and seen them locked in cages. in the behind semitrucks, now we have kids that are working in factories. >> absolutely this is so sad they mac the trip if they survive they don't just disappear into the night lawrence they have to survive here as well and they don't have documentation that makes it really difficult for them. they need to put food on the table they need to survive and what ends up happening they get involved in situations that could be less than ideal especially for kids as young as 12 or 13 years old so i'm going to talk about a reuters reporter who start

world expects russia to honor its commitment to let grain shipment, sanctity leave ukrainian ports. lavern said sanctions on russia were partly to blame for the global food crisis. and that weapons supplies to ukraine work, prolonging the wall. this is on behalf of many, many countries around the world, getting russia to move on the commitments. it's made. not just to the united nation, so turkey and ukraine in the context of the deal that was agreed, but to the entire world. that is looking for an end to the blockade of the odessa court by russia that is denied so many people the food that they need and depend on and is also resulted in a significant increase in food prices over many months. let's bring in rosalind jordan, who joins us live at from a washington day say hello, they have rise, a significant fun coal between the 2 men. and one of the things discussed was a prisoner swap between the us and russia. how productive with those talks, theo, a secretary of state antony blank, and did not want to say how seriously he thought that the russian foreign minister, sir, gala rav, is takin