now the host, lisa ling.lifornia from inmates of nearby prison with largest concentration of men serving life sentences. why does this program work and why do you want to focus on it? >> thanks for having me on. eight weeks of the year, elite prep school students go into soledad. and it houses more inmates serving life sentences than any other prison in the state. every eight weeks they study and interpret a different book. and what happens during the course of the eight weeks is pretty transformative for the inmates and students. reason i felt compelled to tell this story is a few years ago after reading a particular novel, inmates decided they wanted to do something for a young man to be able to attend the school. most inmates if they have jobs make average of about 10 cents an hour, but decided to start a scholarship and raised about $30,000 to put a young man who otherwise might have difficult time putting himself through this expensive boys school. past year, cy green graduated having almost entire educa

joining us, the host of "this is life", lisa ling. i'm a fan of the show.ing off the season with back-to-back episodes. the first as we just saw focuses on prep school students and prisoners. the second focuses on an intense retreat for boys in crisis. you said this wasn't intentional, but it's notable that your starting the season that are focused primarily on young men. what was it that struck you about their experiences? >> well, you're right, boris. first of all, thank you for having me on the show. we didn't intend for these shows to air back-to-back, but they kind of go together. they take place in totally different environments, one in a prison, another deep in the wilderness. and really there is kind of a thread and a theme through both of them which is young men and boys really need to be given permission to feel. you heard from raul in that clip, so many young boys when they're growing up, they're told, don't cry, be a man, man up, don't feel. that's the opposite of what young boys and young men should be encouraged to do. when you think about it,

lisa ling, appreciate your time.s life," premiering with back-to-back episodes tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> i want to leave you with the story of love, finding a way, even during the separations forced upon us by the pandemic. it comes to us from 81-year-old stefano who lost his wife of 47 years this past week. carla had been hospitalized in central italy with an illness unrelated to the coronavirus virus. because of the pandemic, her husband was unable to visit her. so, he put a share outside her hospital window and he did this. ♪ >> just beautiful, isn't it? the serenade was posted on facebook and shared around the world. a mayor from a nearby town also took to facebook and thanked the gentleman for his gesture that, quote, reminded us all what truly caring for each other means. and i'm amra walker in atlanta. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >> it's the top of the hour, i'm boris sanchez in for ana cabrera. thank you for joining us in the "cnn newsroom." . 26 days, that's how long president trump

joining us now is the host of "this is life" lisa ling. this brings boys with inmates.t how this program works and why you wanted to focus on it? >> john, thanks for having me on. for eight weeks during the year, students from the prep school in california will go into the ctf prison in soledad. as you said, this prison houses more inmates serving life sentences than any other in the state. every eight weeks they will study and interpret a different book. and what happens during the course of the eight weeks is pretty transformative, both for the inmates and the students. and the reason why i felt compelled to tell this story is a few years ago, after reading a particular novel, the inmates decided that they wanted to do something for a young man to be able to attend the pomo school. keep in mind, most inmates if they have jobs in prison make an average of about 10 cents an hour. but they decided to start a scholarship and they decided to raise $30,000 to put a young man through this fairly expensive boys' school. this past year a young man name cy green. >> i still got

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so, now, i teach them to you, today. >> joining us, now, lisa ling, the host of this is life. d imagine that a lot of these prep school boys, i'm guessing, had never been to a state correctional facility before. and so, this must've been such an eye-opening experience for them. >> it really is, laura. and it's so transformative for them as well. this program has been in kp existence for the last six years, but you're right. for those that are going in for the first time, it is hugely eye opening. and it -- what -- you know, at first, i thought that the transformation, really, would happen among the incarcerated men. because, here, they have this opportunity to interpret literature with these very educated, high school, prep school students. but really, what happened was remarkable. these inmates, in this particular program, they were so candid about their crimes and so remorseful about them. and also, could really identify how trauma in childhood affected their lives and how they -- they ended up going on this path to destruction. and by them just sharing their hearts with the

. >>> we have a programming note, "this is life" with lisa ling. it is back. tomorrow night. here's a preview. >> what would you say young men need most right now? >> you are not broken. >> gives me a place to be heard. >> they're saving money here. >> go after it. ♪ >> do you feel nervous about what's going to happen after? >> but that's part of life. ♪ >> are your doctors learning from you? >> only physically. >> what does it feel like to carry the hopes of these men? >> no more dividing, stand together! >> in different parts of the world, but we're fighting for the same thing. >> it takes courage to take a stand for what is right in this world. >> it's comical. >> right. >> "this is life" with lisa ling, back-to-back episodes tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. >> you don't want to miss it. we always learn so much about people. "this is life" with lisa ling, premiering with back-to-back episodes tomorrow night right here on cnn. >>> japanese officials are blaming the covid-19 pandemic for a significant increase in the number of suicides. we're going to take a deeper l

>> joining us now is the host of "this is life," lisa ling. lisa, it's so good to have you. projects like this because we have a tendency as a country to discard these people, right? once you're incarcerated, we don't want to see you. but they're real people. >> they are real people, jim. and i found out about what is essentially a book club inside a prison in soledad, california. it happens to be the prison where the most lifers are housed more than any other facility in the state. and it's an elective program at a prep boys' school, catholic boys' school called the promise school. young men will go in and read literature for eight weeks during the school year. this obviously happened during covid, although it's happening virtually now. it's been going on for four years. i knew i had to tell the story, when i found out about something absolutely remarkable that happened. a couple of years ago, while reading a novel through the belly of the kway, some of the incourse rated men decided they wanted to start a scholarship to fund the education of a young man on the outside to b

thank you, lisa ling. i'm brooke balancedwin.mela brown in for jake tapper today. another major legal defeat for president trump's campaign. this afternoon, a federal appeals court shooting down the trump team's attempt to challenge the election results in pennsylvania saying their claims have, quote, most merit. and this ruling comes just hours after president trump admitted for the first time since the election that he will leave the white house in january if the electoral e

. >>> first, "this is life" with lisa ling is back.ep school students visit prisons and form unlikely bonds. >> reporter: guiding hudson and other students through the security gates is the boys' english and physiologifizphysi teacher. do you talk about it? >> we want it to be a healthy shock. geography, getting kids out in the community matters. i always tell students don't let school get in the way of education. a lot is tough to see out there. >> back-to-back episodes of "this is life" with lisa ling premieres tonight on cnn. you empty as little as once a month. and unlike standard robots that bounce around it cleans row by row. if it's not a shark, it's just a robot. all closer together. ♪ for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more. the lexus december to remember sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. is now even more powerful. the stronger, lasts-longer energizer max. find stylish gifts for all the diamonds in your life, including you. get 30-50% off everything. and find deals

lisa ling. big fan of the show. glad you're spending time with us.cking off this season with back to back episodes. first one focuses on prep school students and prisoners, the second on intense retreat for boys that are in crisis. it strikes me you're starting the season focused on young men. why? >> well, boris, first of all, thanks for having me on. i am a fan of yours as well. >> you're too kind. >> we weren't intending on airing the two episodes back to back, but in many ways they do go together. we are living in a culture where we tell man constantly man up, don't cry, don't show emotion. in some ways both these episodes tackle that idea and really convey the importance of giving boys and young men permission to feel. you know, the prison episode, i think the ultimate consequence for young men of not being able to deal with trauma that they experienced as a child is a life of possible crime because those feelings can be manifested in negative ways. so this program i think really does a lot to encourage young men to do the opposite. >> tell us m

. >> we are happy to have the host, lisa ling. great to see you.k-to-back new episodes. the first one we saw focuses on prep school students and prisoners. the second on an intense retreat for boys in crisis. why did you want to focus on young men? >> thanks for having me on. when we first shot these episodes, we did not intend for them to air together. in many ways, they actually do go together. there's a similar thread through the shows which is that boys and young men, they need to be given permission to feel, to express emotion, to even cry in some cases. we all know that right now, young people are struggling, particularly boys. rates of depression among boys, rates are up. boys drop out of school at a higher rate than girls. the suicide rate among boys between 15 and 24 is four times higher than girls. boys really need an outlet. they also need good models of manhood. when you think about the models of manhood we have out there today, particularly in government and business, there's a lot of name calling, there's bullying, there's a lot of gr

. >>> this is life with lisa ling is back tomorrow night.school is forming some unlikely bonds. >> how are you guys doing? >> good. >> the other students through security gates is the boys english and theology teacher jim micheletti. >> do you talk much about what the boys are about to embark on before they go in? >> well, it's tricky. you don't want to give away too much. you want it to be a surprise. you want it to be a healthy shock. geography matters. leading kids out in the community matters. a lot of stuff to see out there. >> back-to-back episodes of this is life with lisa ling tomorrow night at 9 on cnn. ubway? it's a good call and everyone loves it. we raised our kids on it. so it stopped the bickering? (mocking tone) "mom, jj's copying me!" grow up. mom! knock it off! try the new subway buffalo chicken or bbq chicken. try the new subway honey honey? new nyquil severe honey is maximum strength cold and flu medicine with soothing honey-licious taste. nyquil honey. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, fev

so i teach them here to you today. >> joining me now, is the host of "this is life" lisa ling.e lack of masks and socially distancing we saw in the video there. the video from the boys in that prep shallow had not been to prison before. were they nervous? >> certainly the ones who were going and starting the program for the first time. it's a program that has been in existence for six years. it's an elective at the school. and the boys will go in to the prison for eight weeks and read a novel together. you would think that the prisoners would really be the biggest beneficiaries of the program because they have these educated young men coming in and reading with them. what i found was the young men from the palma school, these are elite prep school boys, really, really were so moved and transformed by the experience. you saw that clip of raul who was so candidly sharing about his life. the men in this program are so reforceful but they are also so kind of evolved about their emotions and the trauma they experienced as young boys and how it affected the rest of their lives. by sh

. >>> also, don't miss the new season of "this is life with lisa ling." it starts tonight.> how are you guys feeling? >> nervous now that we're inside. >> guiding hudson and the other students through security gates is the boy's english and theology teacher, jim micheletti. do you talk much about what the boys are about to embark on before they go in? >> well, it's tricky because iowa want to give away too much. you want it to be a healthy shock. geography matters, getting kids out in the community matters. i'm always telling students, don't let school get in the way of your education. a lot of good stuff to see out there. >> "this is life" with lisa ling premieres with back-to-back episodes tonight at 9:00 here on cnn. ♪ (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) (dog barking) ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you. and part of that evolution mean

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. >> joining us now, the host of "this is life" lisa,ling.markable program, bringing together prep school students and prisoners at a state correctional facility. how does it work? what are the goals? >> it is an elective course for the pauma school, an elite catholic high school in salinas, california. an all boys school. for eight weeks they go into the ctf prison which houses more inmates serving life sentences than any other prison in the state of california and they read literature. the transformation that takes place is remarkable. you would think it would be the incarcerated men who would be the beneficiaries of getting to read with the educated young men. but because the incarcerated men are candid, remorseful, you heard that clip of raoul right now, and how open he is about thing that he experienced in his life and his suggestions to these young men, it really gave the young men permission to feel and show emotion. and, look, a lot of young men are struggling right now. we are going through a lot. i think with girls they are more inc

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but on the season premier of "this is life," lisa ling shows us how these two unlikely worlds colliden told the same thing. be a man, be a man, be a man. we're taught this through so much multi-generational dysfunction. >> my dad beat into me not to cry. grown man hitting a kid. violence was the answer to everything at that time. as i look at the youth and i'm like, you guys should not be learning that kind of lesson. you guys don't need that. it took coming to prison for me to understand a man is loving. a man is understanding. a man treasures his family and friends. a man is selfless. these are the things that you should be taught. we weren't. so now i teach them to you today. >> that is powerful. catch back-to-back episodes of "this is life" tomorrow night at 9:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on cnn. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried botox® for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for

on the season premier of "this is live" lisa ling shows us how those two worlds come together. >> hee been without. men. >> all this is based on ancestral wisdom like tribes back in the past. it's a formal line of demarcation that says you're not a boy anymore. >> young men need grope men to show them how. >> they're not alone in their fears, their concerns, their worries about growing up. >> why is there a need for just boys and men to have this weekend? >> this is not a camp where we're getting away from women because we don't love women. we just feel there's a time in a young man's life and he should not be mothered now. he needs to be around men. follow men who have followed the path, they've figured it out. >> you can catch back-to-back episodes of "this is life" tomorrow night at 9:00 and 10:00. good evening to you. you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica danny in washington. it's now been 25 days since the election and more than 30 court losses for the trump legal team and their allies and their efforts to overturn the results. just a short time ago, the latest defeat cam

. >> the host of "this is life," lisa ling. it is great to see you.is story, what drew you to it? >> thank you for having me on, kate. this is an interesting program. it is an elected course at the catholic boys school. a group of boys go into the prison in solidad which houses the most prisoners in the state of california and they read literature. what happens during the course of those eight weeks is incredible transformative and you would think that the impact would be felt greatest by the incarcerated men but in actuality because these group of men in the reading program are so candid about their crimes and their past, they're so remorseful of the things they had done but also recognize the trauma they experienced in their childhood and how it paves their lives. it gave the boys lessons to talk about things they may have never shared with their closest friends and family members. i remember hearing some of the boys say i knew aiden since i was a little kid and i never knew his dad had als and passed away. it invited these boys to be able to commun

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another powerful season of "this is life with lisa ling" premiers sunday night at 9:00 eastern here one researchers celebrate early finding of success, polling in recent weeks has shown there's still widespread skepticism among a majority of americans to actually take it when it's ready. my next guest said a solution to this is simple, pay people to take it. with me now is former democratic presidential candidate john delaney. he's also a former maryland congressman. congressman, great to have you on, as i said to you in the break, you always come up with interesting ideas. tell us about this one. you're saying the federal government should pay every american $1,500 to get vaccinated? >> that's right. i think it's a straightforward approach, because as you know, we will likely do another economic relief stimulus program. the most popular part of the last program we did was the direct cash payments to individuals. that has a fair amount of bipartisan support. we're likely to do that again, which i fully support. so my view is we should simply tie that to also an incentive to take the va

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thank you, lisa ling. i'm brooke balancedwin. "the lead" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead" on this friday. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper today. another major legal defeat for president trump's campaign. this afternoon, a federal appeals court shooting down the trump team's attempt to challenge the election results in pennsylvania saying their claims have, quote, most merit. and this ruling comes just hours after president trump admitted for the first time since the election that he will leave the white house in january if the electoral college votes for joe biden but the president stopped short of conceding, claiming once again without veoffering a proof there was massive voter fraud and those repeated denials are not stopping the bide n wit another round of cabinet announcements next week. president trump choppered up to meet his family to play golf and avoiding reporters as kaitlan collins reports. >> reporter: before joining his family at camp david, president trump spent the day at his golf course after claimi

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lisa ling is here to discuss. what are you looking at when these numbers do come out?erall, we should be expecting a fairly stable set of results. we are looking at sales and profit growth around 30%. maybe slightly slower than the prior quarter. think the game business is going to perform quite strongly. we have data that suggests the game sales, mobile game sales will likely be on par with the first two quarters record high levels. year on year, growth rates may decline. i think most significantly, we an looking out for improvement in the advertising business in the third quarter with off-line retail recovery in china and things getting back to normal. we are hoping advertising demand should see substantial improvement, especially for media. what is front and center is beijing's clampdown on fintech. what impact will that have on profitability going forward? also, some people say that may impact the loans to the micro players, the small businesses. >> yes. regulations or the consultation paper that was released this week obviously caused a lot of turmoil in the marke

a brand-new powerful season of "this is life with lisa ling" premiers this sunday starting at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. don't miss "full circle" anderson's digital news show at 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnn, full circle or any cnn app any time on demand. on demand. let's go to chris. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to prime time. president-elect joe biden has dealt with legendary road blocks but he has been delivered a legendary mandate. 80 million of you came out to vote for you. more than 6 million more than came out for trump in a strong rejection of trump's notion of what a president is. now, biden, we see with just, you know, limited access to what he needs to get a feel for already off to a better start than we saw four years ago. instead of picking misfits and players with more problems than experience, biden has key nominees and appointees who will be first for good reasons, a policy that puts our best first, not our worst. >> it's a team that reflects the fact that america is back, ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again, sit at the head of the

lisa ling and euna lee reach some of the men being held there literally. in every police union yet you're. being monitored not even internally a little girl and you are in your living alone we learned in the looted. the highest rate for action in the world and all foreigners are afraid or are searching for this still over capacity where is the party right now or would it be acceptable for a public official to $300.00 perfect capacity would be accessible scoles restaurant caroline anywhere during a scaly i think that the virus will be here it will come back. and when you get here do you honestly think your life can worry that your sentence was calvin turning it would get. the us. well about half of it when the president of the united states speaks out the rest of the world takes notice. aggressive negotiation on trade deals. unparalleled military might international agreements hanging by a thread will the next u.s. foreign policy put america 1st. or be a leading light for the world at large. examine the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. 5 g. int

we asked -- some staff have been around for a long time for some thoughts about you and so lisa ling who runs our natural resources division, she said it's always been such a pleasure to have commissioner harrison on the commission because he has such an understanding of the inner workings of the departments. he's been a stalwart supporter of the local men and women of 261 and fully respects how challenging their jobs r. i also appreciate how humbling and approachable he is. i was eight months pregnant when i presented the department's resource management plan to the commission. i remember commissioner harrison looking sympathetickly at me at the podium. over the last 14 years, when our paths would cross, he never asked me an opportunity to ask me about his son and i never missed an tounls ask him about his stylish eye wear. from roeshts watkins. i was here when tom was a gardener. he was our union representive at the time. he was assigned to the crocker complex and on his first day there he had to work with one of those gardeners that no one wants to work with. he got to know about