. >> i am lily rose lee. i am known as michelle knight. >> my new conversation with lily rose lee about her life after breaking free from monster. ariel castro, can you share with us how you went from victim to survivor? plus an evil plot caught on camera. >> take an electric cattle prod if you can get a bull that weighs five tons to move, put it in certain parts of his body. >> kidnaping. torture. but the mastermind isn't a mobster. he's an orthodox rabbi hired to help women who can't get a divorce. >> i don't care what happens to him. >> the undercover fbi sting that brought down the prod father rbi. thanks for joining us. it began with tv news cameras swarming a house in cleveland, ohio, where three women and a girl had pulled off a daring escape after being held in captivity for more than a decade. we're talking, of course, about the cleveland kidnapings at the hands of ariel castro. today, one of those brave women is talking about life after the nightmare dark secrets revealed from inside this home. >> i

lili: felipe. clarissa: santos cumpleaÑos en marzo.s tambiÉn el cumpleaÑos de ♪ ♪ locutor: ahoranoticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00 p.m. presentadora: buenas tardes. comenzamos. en san mateo hoy las vacantes van a decidir el futuro del alguacil. reportera: me encuentro en la oficina de registro de votantes en la ciudad de san mateo donde se hace el dÍa de hoy la elecciÓn especial que podrÍa terminar con la destituciÓn de la alguacil que ha estado en medio de polÉmicas desde hace meses y esta polÉmica regreso en el momento en el que la alguacil se dio a conocer informaciÓn sobre ella en una investigaciÓn especial, un documento de 400 pÁginas donde se le hacen serias acusaciones, entre otros de abuso de poder, de haber hecho una polÍtica de represalias en su oficina y haber mantenido una relaciÓn personal que ella ha negado como un subalterno suyo, mÁs temprano estuve conversando con un vocero de la oficina de registro de votantes que no hablo de cÓmo transcurre este proceso electoral. >> esta un poco lenta desde ayer a las 4:30 hemos recib

michelle knight, now known as lily rose lee.ll, lily rose is sharing with me. >> i'm not going to lie. >> about life. after breaking free from her captor, ariel castro. can you share with us how you went from victim to survivor on the next true crime news? become a true crime news insider visit true crime news.com to buy exclusive products that can help safeguard your loved ones. items like the owls escape card. visit true crime news.com/keels to get these products. now. for the latest breaking crime news, go to true crime news.com. to watch more exclusive content 24 over seven on our youtube channel. follow us at my true crime news. you can also listen to our podcast. brand new episodes drop every week and sign up for our newsletter so you don't miss a thing. ruby franchi's story is a stark reminder that not everything is as it appears to be on social media. anyone can carefully curate a picture perfect image for youtube, but as we've seen today, the person you think you know may not be who they claim to be. that's it for today

but lily's printing bounced back. not only did they reopen the store in annapolis, they have now expanded to baltimore city. and as the founder of the salvadoran committee of anne arundel county and as a member of the salvadoran came per of commerce, she is not just a successful entrepreneur, she's a community anchor for immigrant communities all across our state. and under the tax reform plan that i have presented to both the house and the senate, small business owners like lilliana will be eligible for both a corporate tax cut and an income tax cut. and lilliana is just one of the countless middle class marylanders who will benefit from our plan. and i'm thankful that she's here today, and i'd like her to please stand so she can be recognized. thank you so much, lilliana, for all you do. [applause] lilliana's story remind us in order to manage the crisis that we are in, we need to be able to invest in our greatest strength as marylanders. and that's our people. this year, let us rededicate ourselves to helping more

tweets with comments black lives historical tweets wit—hcomrnents black lives matter, she abeet black. liliesflix didn't want her campaigning for the film. she was allowed to come the ethee e eeeeeseiiee ee ee ee the she was in to the oscars. she was shown in the audience tonight. emilia perez did best supporting ee e eonr eeseaeldaenaee e e e e eonr e eseaeldaenae anedee sun,r saldana and e sun, r sald. by and e sun, r sald. by micke best sun. presented by mick no less. jagger, no less. but it had 13 it but it had 13 nominations. it only won two, meaning it lost enl'e' seen here meaning it left * ”w’meme times. only seen here meaning it lest ”"' " ' times. that is only seen here meaning it lest "w' " w times. that is most only seen here meaning it lest ww " w times. that is most any 11 times. that is the most any film has ever lost in any oscars ever. so it does seem that the emilia backlash oscars ever. so it does seem tha1 have imilia backlash oscars ever. so it does seem tha1 have an lia backlash oscars ever. so it does seem tha1 have an effect. backlash oscars ever. so it does seem | tha

tracy from lilies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hot sauce. >> oh, honey, don't touch your face. to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers, farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. >> how are. >> still taking yours. >> every day. made to care for you every day. nature made the number one pharmacist, recommended vitamin and supplement brand. >> and now here's chris counihan with the leaf filter gutter report and what changing weather conditions can mean for your home. chris. >> our patented leaf filter technology keeps your gutters clogged free year round, no matter where you live, no matter the climate, locally trained professionals will clean, repair and install the leaf filter. gutter protection system. leaf filter guarantees clogged free gutters for the life of your home. schedule your free inspection today. call 833. leaf filter or visit leaf filter.com. >> look out cause here i have. you always. >> had trouble with your weight. me to. >> discover the power

tracy from lilies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hot sauce. >> ooh, honey. >> don't touch your face. >> to remind. >> you. >> that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers, farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. qualifies, or call 800) 651-0200. coventry direct redefining insurance. >> the presidential address to

tracy from lily's of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's. >> hot sauce. >> ooh! honey. >> don't touch your face. to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers, farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more? botox prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. >> botox effects may spread hours. >> to. >> weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems or muscle weakness can be signs of a life threatening condition. those with these conditions before injection are at highest risk. side effects may include allergic reactions like rash or breathing problems, dizziness, neck and injection site pain and headache. don't receive botox if there's a skin infection. tell your docto

pam deluco would see it when she walked her dogs in the earl lily morning hours. >> 2:00, 3:00 a.m.,s park is full of people, 40 or more people. lots of people slumping over on fentanyl and then other people like selling things and yeah, it was just really like a circus out here. >> reporter: the area had become known as zombie park because of the reputation for drugs and illegal vending. but today, she sees nothing. last wednesday night, dozens of law enforcement officers descended on the park confiscating more than a dozen pounds of drugs. officers making arrests on goff and eddie, near the edge of the park. the suspects face a range of charges. the d.a. said many of them outstanding arrest warrants already. now that the raid is over, they have questions. >> it made me wonder, where did it go? >> police ramped up crack downs, shifting some of the activity to other parts of the city. he asked us not to show his face, expressing his concerns about what's next. >> and what if they come back? they keep coming back before. they would come back a few hours later, they would come back. no

tracy from lilies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hot sauce. >> ooh! honey. >> don't touch your face. to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers. farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. >> struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar one. ask about vraylar because you are greater than your bipolar one, and you can help take control of your symptoms with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute, manic and mixed episodes of bipolar one in adults. proven full spectrum relief for all bipolar one symptoms. vraylar is not approved for elderly patients with dementia related psychosis due to increased risk of death or stroke. report changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts to your doctor. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may be life threatening or uncontrolled muscle movements, which may be permanent. high blood sugar, which can lead to coma or

she's up early taking care of her neighbor's cat, lily. >> oh, no. >> lily is in the cone of shame.so that's not horrible. and i love this one. erica emails us with a photo of her four day old newborn, christian vitale. no relation, but got to love the last name. and because of that, i assume he is already a fan and he's got a fan in me too. i mean, adorable, right? >> jean? he's adorable. >> adorable. coming up next, we're going to take a closer look at how some democrats plan to protest the recent cuts made by dodge. and then coming up on morning joe tonight, president trump will deliver a joint address to congress, the first since he returned to the white house. we'll break down what to expect as his administration seeks to reshape the federal government. plus, democratic congressman richie torres will join the conversation on that and much, much more. also ahead, the us tariffs on canada and mexico are now in effect, and they could possibly open the door for a larger trade war. cnbc's frank holland is standing by with the looming impact and how those countries are retaliating. m

in 2024 on average of lily for new 1000000000 as women to each week, bringing the total to move in 2700 super rich people globally. the wealth is ballooning. it's searched by $314000000000.00 in january alone. that's an increase of $10000000000.00 a day. that's more than the combined wealth of 2800000000 people who make up the poor us 3rd of humanity. the text, the super rich movement says that it would take $15000000.00 work cuz i didn't tie a year to collectively on that same amount of money. but more than 50 international organizations, a cooling on g 20 of months to follow through on the pledge to ensure the super rich of taxed. last year, the groups finance ministers agreed to cooperate to tax the wealthy more fairly. the organizations also urging g 20 leaders to invest the billions of dollars raised in factoring poverty, climate crises, and ending extreme in equality south africa, which now hose the g, 20 presidency. that's cool for equality reduction to be placed at the heart of economic policy making. joining us now from grand canal area is alex called him, he's the chief execut

my name is lily bernard. i am a visual artist actor from los angeles county. >> take your time. >> my friend kathy murphy and. [inaudible] i was born in cuba so i looked at cuba from the lens, from their lands and in going back multiple times i learned the truth about the wonderful things their literacy program, education, they are so highly educated. i am a cofounder along with other cuban artists of a project and it is a family run -- we are the resurgent cuban soldiers. i am the granddaughter of one. together we have a project. humanitarian aid, a culture exchange program. we have gone already for three years. it is wonderful. what i want to ask you is from a very interpersonal relationship that america does make it very difficult for us to run our projects and how can you help support us in making our project manifest. for example, theory briefly, i tried to do a gofundme page and gofundme blocked the page. i could not have a gofundme page my brother through bank of america sent me $700 for my lane ticket

lily: i think it was on the call today and the ceo and other executives told everyone consumers may be expecting higher prices and that is when the stocks continue to fall. scarlet: in terms of where best buy's goods are from, i'm guessing china is a big part of that and there's no question trump was going to impose tariffs on china. that part was certain compared to mexico or canada? lilly: best buy gets most of its goods indirectly from china or mexico, those are there two biggest countries they source from. scarlet: in terms of what else analysts are saying to they see any silver lining? a lot of these are things outside best buy's control? lilly: i think everyone is in a wait and see mode. best buy executives are saying we are also waiting to see what will happen. i think the next months will be interesting. they are not expecting to see real impact from this until the second quarter. scarlet: this is uncertainty that plagues the company and the industry. is anyone saying anything about positive catalysts for best buy, products that may get consumers into stores? lilly: on the call

my name is lily bernard. i'm a visual artist actor from los angeles california. >> take your time. my friend catherine murphy who has made excellent movies on cuba was born in cuba i looked at cuba from their lands and in going back ultimo times i learned the truth about the wonderful things that cuba has to offer the world. through their literacy program, education, they are so highly educated. i am a cofounder of a family run -- [inaudible] to gather we have a project through culture exchange program to artists in los angeles california. we have gonee already for three years. what i want to ask you from a very interpersonal relationship, americans makeri it very diffict for us to run our project. how can you support us in making our project manifests. >> very briefly, i tried to do a gofundme page andnd gofundme blocked the page. i had to talk with their lawyers and i could not have a gofundme page. my brother through bank of america set me $700 for my plane ticket, they did not allow it to go in because of what he said. they are always, america is making it very difficult for us

lily flowers from hayward based enjoy. look, brand are being recalled now because they may contain undeclared sulfites. no illnesses have been reported to date but customers are urged not to consume the product and dispose of it. if you have it. san francisco's cultivate of says they are pausing their arts program, but late creative due to severe funding cuts. despite this setback, though, to resident artists have gone on to launch their own creative spaces in the city. >> 6.30, a look outside at the golden gate. you've got relatively clear skies out there at the moment. shower activity has well kicked into gear along the central coast, though. and hey, this is great news. it's okay that we're sitting a little bit of this rainfall out across the day. >> because areas further south are the ones that really, really need that rain. and that's exactly where it's at right now seeing very heavy rainfall up there along the big sur coastline out into the central valley, decent snowfall coming down in the central sierra. so where d

tracy from lillies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hotce. >> ooh! honey, don't touch your face. >> to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers. farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. >> with fatigue and lightheadedness, i knew something was wrong. then i saw my doctor and found out i have a fib. and that means there's about a five times greater risk of stroke. symptoms like irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or lightheadedness can come and go. but if you have afib, the risk of stroke is always there. if you have one or more symptoms, get checked out. making that appointment can help you get ahead of stroke risk. this is no time to wait. >> oh, i wish my tv provider let me choose what i pay for. hmm. >> sling lets you do that. >> hmm. >> i wish my tv provider let me pause my subscription when i want. sling lets you do that. clock boy and i wish my tv provider gave me hundreds of free channels when i pause. >> sling lets yo

. >> tracy from lillies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hot sauce. >> ooh! >> honey. >> don't touch your face. >> to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers. farmer bob and his princeton popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. >> what do people want from a medicare advantage plan? let's find out. >> i want a $0 monthly premium. >> i take a lot of medications, so i need prescription drug coverage. >> if you would like help making an informed decision about your medicare coverage, aetna licensed agents are standing by ready to help you find health coverage that meets your needs. >> if you're turning 65, you may qualify for medicare's initial enrollment period, which is the three months before the month of and the three months after the month of your 65th birthday. you are not automatically enrolled in a medicare advantage plan. aetna has medicare advantage plans, with monthly plan premiums starting at $0. plans may also include part d prescription drug coverage, dental vision and hearing covera

tracy from lillies of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings, all covered in lily's hot sauce. >> ooh, honey, don't touch your face. >> to remind you that 60% of sales on amazon come from independent sellers, farmer bob and his popcorn will be in this ad 60% of the time. great job bob. >> mom. >> hamhung sometimes you just need a moment. self-care has never been this easy. gummy vitamins from nature made the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand asthma. >> does it have you missing out on what you love with who you love? get back to better breathing with an add on treatment for eosinophilic asthma taken once every eight weeks, the genre is not for sudden breathing problems. serious allergic reactions may occur. get help for swelling of your face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens or you have a parasitic infection, headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor if bessent is right for you. >> no, i don't want to look. >> erica. use ca

thank you, lily. thank you. commissioner englander. thank you, director forbes for the report. i struck by you know how when we talk about these events are really great reminders that how we're delivering for the city's priorities? and i think what would be very helpful i think i read in the chronicle that that just that single mba event added $350 million economic impact for the city and drew 10,000 people to the city. so i think just as a good reminder for ourselves like just like every time anybody reads anything about stuff happening at the port that we remind ourselves like right now in a time of economic you know, priorities we talk about impact, we talk about job creation and visitor accounts, that sort of thing because i think if we help people understand that we're the headline you know that this this is this is why it's important, right? so that's the only thing i would say and i don't know about the sailing event like if there's a way that we can, you know, highlight that whenever we're putting out digestible bullet points about that kind of economic impact. and and

. >> hi my name is lily and i am a fifth grader at dr. william l cobb elementary school. we should not combine fourth and fifth grade because in fifth grade we already have learned the whole curriculum for fourth grade we would have to relearned the lessons from fourth grade instead of learning the things we needed to know to get ready for middle school if i had to if i had to go to middle school not knowing the things i would have already learned then i would feel super nervous and feel like i couldn't do it since the fifth graders have already been through fourth grade. it will it will be old and boring worked for them and they will not learn everything they need to know for a whole year. also there will be a lot of students for the teachers for the teachers to handle and sometimes students do not have but have behavior challenges that would affect my learning because i would not be getting the help that i needed for lessons if that happens i could fail my tests. most graders including me will not be ready for or prepared for middle school because we did not get the edu

my name is lily atkins. good morning. i am the president of the harding park women's golf club and a san francisco native born golfer born at mount sinai hospital. i'd like to say that i have read and agree with the san francisco public golf alliance letters written by richard harris regarding raising golf fees at our municipal golf courses. >> i strongly support and believe that ending months and months operator leases and issuing our fees for new extended operating agreements will incentivize and improve golf maintenance at these courses. i do not support raising fees without improving the condition of these courses. >> actually at harding park it is our 100 year anniversary. i'm not sure if you're aware of that in 1980 and 1998. our course was so deteriorated that it was used as a parking lot during the us open for the olympic club. >> a private country club? yep. a renovation began in 2000 to. and since its reopening in 2003 it has hosted many professional golf tournaments even a tournament that tiger woods who everyb