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i want lorraine miller to come here. lorraine miller. lorraine miller is my boss. she is on the board of the capital historical society led by don carlson in the front row. wave. and we have several other board members here. sean. thank you all for being here. lorraine is on our board, but she is uniquely positioned to help give this award because as speaker pelosi said, she was the first african-american clerk, and she knows what it was like for cheryl to stand not just for 15 votes for speaker, but to stand there on january 6th, 2021, when things appeared out of control. she kept the control. and so to present that award i would like both speakers and mr. carter to come please join me. madam cheryl, our honorary. [in] [inaudible conversations] >> come on. put your hand in. don't be shy. [applause] i present to you the >> i present to you the 2023 award winner of the freedom award, the highest award of the capital historical society. the honorable cheryl jones. >> good afternoon. thank you all >> cgood afternoon. thank you all for coming out and supporting me this

all lorraine takes a detour in land. the train runs along the river sleeping the drive. lorraine is off to meet with friends, judy and funeral. i brought them here in the countryside. the live of nature's bounty. funeral beaks, natural products. well, judy cares for mistreated, don't keys? do you work with them to get them back to give them competence because they don't have a loss, feel no confidence. the offer is not just the don't keys that connects. the 3 women i think for a very privileged to work for, we do work having worked in different environments like it and fashion, jody sailed around the world in our bows. i used to work in film, and i know we all worked with the lounge. the hi, great grandmothers that were farm which is the little thorns. this is a fairy tree i'm part of the reason is that it gives us food as a festival, a very ancient festival cole site, one on site one translates into english as end of summer. and the id is the land has turned into an older woman. no, she's a crow, nor a hike or a grandmo

i want lorraine miller to come here. [applause] lorraine miller is my boss. she is on the board of the capitol historical society led by don carlson in the front row. wave. and we have several other board members here. sean, thank you all very much for being here. [applause] ileana. the rain is on their board but she is uniquely positioned to help give this award because as speaker pelosi said she was the first african-american clerk and she knows what it was like for sheryl to stand not just for 15 votes for speaker but to stand there on january 6 of 2021 when things appeared out of control. she kept the control and so to present the award it like both speakers to please come and join me. madam cheryl our honoree. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] come on, don't be shy. [applause] [applause] i present to you the 2023 award winner of the freedom award, the highest award for the capitol historical society the honorable subsixteen. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. thank you all for coming up and supporting me this evening. i owe a trem

in 2023, lorraine tried to go back and retrieve her underage children from her sister wife's home.ed and police were brought in to keep the peace. you know whatever you want to bring, if you don't want to bring anything, that's fine. >> i don't want to bring me. i know you don't. >> if you love me and you leave me alone. only if you leave alone, then it will. >> her three children later ran away again, this time successfully. >> i don't think it takes a scientist to figure out that these kids are being helped, especially since we've been able to find in bags, you know, the phones and the survival kits. >> now, the mothers fear they are working against the clock because warren jeffs himself has issued a series of frightening prophecies from prison. >> send this message everywhere you can among the priesthood people. they will see that i voiced these words myself, calling for his disciples to die so that they can be resurrected in heaven. >> the recent revelations from warren jeffs are very scary. >> what people need to understand is that they firmly believe that the revelations comi

that's lorraine hernandez who has been battling uterine cancer for months about to get her head shavedairdresser, who she'd never met before, decided to shave her own head first to show lorraine she's not alone. >> she's my hero. she will always be my hero. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> and that's 8-year-old sophie running into the arms of the bone marrow donor who saved her life at children's of alabama hospital. [ applause ] it's the first time they've met. sophie hugging her hero, macy, so hard and for so long -- >> she held on to me like it was the last day on earth. i had to waddle over to the seat because she was not letting go. >> what was that like? >> she just leaped into my arms, and i could feel her tears through my dress. she was sobbing. it was just so sweet. and i was like -- i'm going to ugly cry in front of all these people. >> what do you think the bigger message is, the message that all of us got from your individual act of goodness? >> just be selfless. share your kindness, share your heart, share your soul. that's where we're here, to spread love. ♪♪ >>> and that's "nb

she spoke to our lorraine ayoub about her passion for the theater, and how she hopes to break down some barriers that she once faced >>>>a little improvising to warm things >>>>up >>bertha hernandez is teaching the joy of theater at the mission cultural center for latino arts. >>>>i have been doing theater since i was 615. i am 16 now and i was never able to stop. >>>>and while the classes might be >>>>free, >>berta's deep rooted passion is priceless originally from mexico >>>>city >>berta loves empowering creatives in the mission community with access to the theater arts experience. it's the kind of access she says she was unable to >>>>find >>when she first moved to san francisco and attempted to join theater groups. >>>>the fact that they asked for my documents, my immigration status in order to belong to a theater group, it was very crazy >>>>and she believes that kind of crazy only belongs on the stage. berta views performing arts as not just a human right, but a sacred, universal community experience. >>>>she also wanted me to be an actress and to have an audition. i didn't never

all sort of thing is it's on the gauge, mr. prove a boss, lorraine? me. so the way i sits, glove white enough, preprogrammed the secure, totally new thoughts free. now are many kinds key g for the protocol wants to start the this interview is stetsco was recorded in 1984. he talks openly about who supported the main ideologists of ukraine independence during world war 2. the mexican session is i guess topple, saying that pre show. okay. and it scares the window in new mexico use the forward so coordinated to oh and not fit for them to call them to come in. and it comes with the police saying a criteria. there is some way that korea should go and go with them. they just took the stopper dump chicago based on the extreme. they're a professor buyer, nick a. take a bare with domino's phil. i'm a dash though, i'll show you what he was here in the us. that's cool, and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean co, patrick us president riggins closest i got a slat is probably come to my whole way a bunch of communities

fall in a pattern and which is that type phones and also i phones in general are getting wetter. lorraine is forecast as another storm. dominga is threatening asia. millions of people still trying to recover from you. i can only hope they might be spared this time. weren't even lo, i'll just there. are people running saved kitchens to the pool, intelligent scene, or a feeling the pinch of drastic economic. conte fox, the urging president, have yeah, malays restored to food distribution program that was stopped back in december. i'll just there is to raise a bow reports from one is there is. is there a lifeline for millions of people in that time of economics, dr. soup kitchen sink, argentina, showing the impact of presidents have you had a maze intensive austerity policies. are we not in my lease pregnant? i'm traveling for more than an hour to pick up food for her 5 children in the capital. that's because the soup kitchen in her communities no longer getting supplies from the national government. so then you have come in and what i showed and we had sets up a place to feed dozens of peop

welcome to the show, lorraine. pleasure to the show, lorraine.s about the organisation you run. i understand you work with those newly released from prison . newly released from prison. >> yes. most definitely. i've been working with ex—offenders for a number of years now, and one of the things which is of most importance is the rehabilitation back into the community. we understand that the prime minister has, you know, ordered the release of a number of prisoners in the community. we want to see the resources where we can work with individuals so that they do not re—offend and go back into prison . prison. >> and lorraine, the director of the probation service, yesterday, yesterday said it's inevitable that there will be re—offending. we know 25% of cases reoffend anyway. do you think that the early release of people will increase their likelihood of reoffending? because as you know, they're perhaps not prepared for that quick transition back to life on the streets ? the streets? >> well, they will definitely be you know, they will definitely re

lorraine? right. so the way i sits glove while i've preprogrammed the secure, totally new thoughts free. now i me to consechi d e for the protocol wants to the this interview is stetsco was recorded in 1984. he talks openly about who supported the main ideologists of ukraine independence during world war 2. the mexican session is, i guess, stop by saying that pre show. okay. and it's chairs with the window a new mexico use the forward, so coordinated to on the don't to call them to come in and across the police say in a criteria there is some way that crush the ethical that i'm the adjuster, gustavo chicago, based on extreme they're a professor, buy a new key. take a play with domino's fill on the dash though, i'll show you what he was here in the us. that's cool. and his associates receive support of the highest level in this photo. next to him is jean cook. patrick us president reagan's closest i got a slave. that is for me to come come my whole way a bunch of communities come from coastline of nice

thank you, uncle sal for her, for her sister allie and my aunt lorraine.ithout them the family is not complete and i know without you are a family is not complete either. keep smiling down on us. we love you and miss you every day. suresh yanamadala >> matthew david yarnell >> myrna yaskulka >> shakila yasmin >> >>olabisi l. yee >> edward p. york kevin patrick york >> raymond york >> suzanne youmans >> barrington l. young >> jacqueline young elkin yuen joseph zaccoli >> >> adel agayby zakhary >> arkady zaltsman edwin j. zambrana jr. >> >> robert alan zampieri mark zangrilli >> ira zaslow >> >> kenneth albert zelman >> abraham j. zelmanowitz martin morales zempoaltecatl >> zhe zeng marc scott zeplin >> jie yao justin zhao >> uivelin ziminski >> michael joseph zinzi >> charles a. zion >> julie lynne zipper >> salvatore j. zisa >> prokopios paul zois >> joseph j. zuccala >> andrew steven zucker >> igor zukelman >> and my brother, john. you remain with us now and forever in our hearts and minds, and your life and spirit continue to inspire us in many ways. you

s. lorraine's on solely in tennessee that have been a tax law use. so if they use the service and of having policy in blood on their hands, here's what happened. the the right, let's get more on this now because live here and spring to all cheese ya soon i can . yes and good to see you do. we'll go through what exactly happened and perhaps what the motive loved behind this attack. the start of the u. s. s. was docked in the port of is made and wallet, soldiers and marines were on liberty. walking around the city is many members of the church here. youth union surrounded us soldiers put bags over their heads, shouted yankee go home. and in this scenario, or this event was recorded and made its rounds on social media, many suggested that as the events were justified, this also sparked a large debate, a huge debate within the country, some supporting the act. some criticizing the but even those that are critical or critical of the events on this search criticizing the action, but just how things went down and how they played out. the us embassy did prov

these agencies that are trying to convey the truth. lorraine in foreign ministry weighs in on us claims that toronto is interfering, and the american presidential elections calling the accusations baseless and the militia also have the reasons gather again until the demanding the resignation of the is really prime minister for his failure to secure a peace deal with a mazda and get the remaining hostages in gaza. free the you are watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. there are exactly 0 traces of any foreign interference in the upcoming us presidential election. that's the findings of the american intelligence community of inclusion which flies in the face of other narratives coming out of washington. we have not observed any fully knocked us seeking during the fee and to conduct over 2024 elections. we continue to monitor our efforts to cast doubt on the electro process or claims that they have been defeated in the process when they have not actually done so a tactic known as perception hacking. but that admission hasn't stopped the rhetoric being ramped up and p

no, i did , lorraine kelly once. no, i did, why? just for fun. >> okay .tch your passport? >> did it match your passport? >> i don't think they asked. how can i say? because dundee airport's really small. it's like a portakabin. and the person that gives you your tunnock's wafer is the person that checks you through. it was me and my niece and nephew when they were a lot younger. it was good. >> fair enough. well, there's another video to get right about. let's take a look at this one. >> i call again for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the return of the sausages, the hostages . the sausages, the hostages. >> it's just the best mistake to make , isn't it? it's. it's been make, isn't it? it's. it's been funny for a week. this is great. >> you know, the funny thing is, i know where all the money has gone. now, we don't know this, but keir is actually in the uk version of drag race this season, and he's had to spend all that on wigs and costumes and all that kind of stuff. so it's all tax deductible. >> all right, so put them under a lot of pressure and is th

so, the first ralph lorrain presented the collection.he chose the territory of the equestrian sports complex in the resort of the hamptons, not far from new york. the trend is blazers combined with loose trousers, strict suits, fringe, shimmering sequins, as well as airy, white and pale blue dresses. men in the new season were offered to dress in trousers of bright shades, blue tuxedos with a floral print and multi-colored ties in a thin strip. well, the main stars on the catwalk were the iconic supermodels of the nineties naomi campbell and christy turlington, here we are watching them now, how beautifully naomi walks, nothing has changed. the fashion event was attended by artists judlow, naomi watts, tom haden hiddell, laura derna, model tina kunakey and singer. usher: made their conclusions, what to wear in the near future, not in the near future, we have just looked, and this we take note of, to buy for spring and summer, already next year not in summer i would like to say. cook to choose. today we choose blueberries. this berry is r

lorraine, we are almost done with the reporting season on the csi 300. there is a lot of weakness coming through. i think you have been less bearish than most on the chinese equities space. what's your take on what we've seen this earnings season so far? >> what we seen is numbers that generally have been mixed, in some cases i would say they are clear misses in a couple cases, but it has maybe been the guidance that has been disappointing more so than the june performance. on that note, yes, i think some of the share price falls on the guidance grounds is anticipated and not surprising. but we do feel on the valuation side because the numbers that we are looking at may not of changed. the values are still there and it will be on concerns in terms of geopolitics. >> i think one of our colleagues pointed out that when you look at some of these aggregate result misses, they have actually climbed increasingly in the past three quarters, which gives you a sense of a margin of error when valuing these companies, do you think enough has been priced and when yo

lorraine ayub talked to two grant recipients about what it means for their struggling businesses.porter for jay badillo every day is a musical >>>>one. >>as the owner of mr. tipples, a restaurant and jazz bar in the civic center, he loves igniting inspiration for his guests. >>>>this was a way to bring back music and restaurants into the same space >>>for nearly a decade j has focused on creating a positive platform for the jazz scene in san francisco. but when covid hit, all that hard >>>>work >>came to a >>>>standstill. i was a complete horrible shutdown with nothing going on and us pulling out our hair and it's nice to >>>be back for jay there's no greater joy than to see his space full of musicians and music lovers enjoying beats and bites. but the economic recovery after covid has been far from >>>>easy. >>deeply affecting art and entertainment venues in san francisco. jay applied for an entertainment grant provided by the city and was pleasantly surprised when he learned that they would help sponsor his creative idea to help boost traffic again in the city. >>>>we're making

lorraine ayoub reports on the boom that's happening over in tiburon. >>>>could >>be the new bay area hotspot. well, we're chatting with tourists to learn why folks are flocking to this coastal town >>>>it's >>a 30 minute ferry ride from san francisco. >>>>the >>charming coastal town of tiburon has been seeing an uptick in tourism visits, >>>>and >>anthony granada from new jersey, is one of those visitors >>>>as >>he spends time with his daughter, >>>>he >>says the views >>>>are >>his favorite. >>>>i want to see what's here because i hear there's more to see. and >>>seeing a different perspective of the bay area >>>>is >>fulfilling not just his curiosity, but allowing him to make memories with his daughter >>>>after >>recently having a stroke and fearing for his life. >>>>he >>says moments like these are always worthwhile. >>>>i just started talking again, so it's been about, i don't know 8 or 9 months. i started talking again and little by little i'm starting to, get around and move. move around. it's >>>the kind of movement that's reflecting a new tre

>> obviously i talked to david, a number of key cast members, lorraine, eddie falco, we had a lot of,lfini is no longer with us, but we searched the archives for a lot of wonderful material, but also be dug deep. we had this material, not only from david's past, because has a wealth of home movies about, not only his own childhood, but we also got the original audition tapes. those are really fascinating to watch, because when you are thinking about like, we are starting from a script, now who do we cast? that is an interesting story. >>> don't go anywhere, we have a second hour of morning joe on this sunday morning, coming up right after this break. $6.99 for any footlong. get this deal in the subway app now before it's too late. it's never a good time for migraine. especially when i' m on camera. that's why my go-to is nurtec odt. for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. it's the only migraine medication that helps treat & prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occ

. >> lorraine, thank you very much. that's communications officer at institute of economic affairs.y, the chair of the national obesity forum. tam fry. so who do you agree with? are brits now sacrificing their freedoms for the nhs? mel on x says we don't exist to protect the nhs. their problems are for them to sort, not us. i do agree with you mel, very much so. stephen says labour will probably ban meat as well. they'll claim it's a win win as it fulfils their net zero eco lunacy and saves the nhs . lunacy and saves the nhs. lazarus on x, who has presumably just risen from the dead , says just risen from the dead, says i'm sympathetic to these measures. too many people are dying from preventable diseases. thatis dying from preventable diseases. that is very much the other side of it, isn't it? your verdict is now in 85% of you agree that brits are sacrificing their freedoms for the nhs, 15% of you think they aren't coming up . think they aren't coming up. it's emerged today that low skilled migrants are now costing you the british taxpayer, an astonishing £150,000 each over the cou

but lorraine's been in touch.eople share that sentiment. and then kathy said, wow, lovely, lively debate between stephen and nana this morning. all very good natured, which is how debate should be. go for it guys. must i say i agree with stephen? >> well, she's a sensible woman. is kathy sensible woman? i would just throw into the mix though. i don't really think i would reform the house of lords. >> you don't? yeah. >> you don't? yeah. >> no, i'm not actually a reform of the house of lords. and certainly the idea of making it an elected chamber, i think is crackers. yeah. >> we don't want to do that. >> we don't want to do that. >> so i'm not, you know, i'm not saying let labour reform it and do whatever they do, whatever they want. i'm just saying i don't think a referendum is. >> well i just well, well exactly i don't think i don't know why they should waste energy on that actually. >> no, no, no, i don't know why it's even being thought. >> yeah, but that's another one. it's because they've got this massive ma

lorraine's husband tried to get tickets for cardiff but the ones he was offered were £500 each. £500sn'tjust dynamic pricing causing issues over the weekend. ticket touting, the re—sale of tickets by secondary vendors, also reared its head. a number of tickets were seen on resale websites for prices of up to £6,000. that prompted 0asis to speak out. the band posted a warning on social media, saying tickets can only be resold at face value via official sites and those appearing on other secondary ticketing sites are either counterfeit or will be cancelled by the promoters. anti—touting campaigner adam webb said the only 0asis concerts not affected by re—selling tickets were the two in dublin, because the republic of ireland has made the practice illegal. that's kind of the road we have got to go down. we either outlaw or resell for profit or capping the prices at which you can resell. that will provide a lot more certainty and stop these ridiculous prices and ridiculous high volume selling that you see. ireland is not the only place, france, australia, lots of other countries have gon

lorraine has written in to say that her family call it the who—gee—flippy. i like that one! been paid out to take dangerous cladding off london's tower blocks in the last six years. figures from the end of august, seen by bbc london, show that more than 700 blocks have applied forfunding from a number of government schemes. gerrard house in lewisham has been re—fitted in a way london fire brigade would like to see every high rise done. but there are concerns that some other projects aren't happening quickly enough. i'm really pleased that the government is saying there is funding available. we will support that. but there's also people responsible for the buildings, people who built these buildings, who have the funds to do what they need to do and for whatever reason, are not doing everything that they should be doing at pace. transport for london says it's dealing with an ongoing cyber attack in which its computer systems have been targeted. it says there is no evidence customer data has been compromised and there is currently no impact on tfl services. insiders have told