>> yeah, why would he say that maya >> you can use it.ou're scaring me >> no, no. >> steve: cuddle, blanket, puppy. >> puppy >> and we can't use it but buggle - >> a snuggie i'm an idiot [ buzzer ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: take care, guys. bye, guys. take care. see you later. see you later. see you after the show take care. there you are, donald glover and maya erskine we can just end the game right there. [ cheers and applause you were so funny and so -- i just love how funny you are. that is the funnier answer a snuggie. the answer was - >> steve: snuggle. >> jimmy: snuggle. yes. oh, my god it was the opposite but we - >> no. >> jimmy: we thank you so much for playing. thank you to maya. thank you to donald. thank you to bryce dallas howard. we're the champs we won this one. [ dings [ cheers and applause we're talking to donald and maya after the break stick around, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪

maya and robert were the first to sign up.y came to ucsf when maya was pregnant with ryan. >> i was more worried and cautious because i've heard several things about different trials and what could happen, what could have happened, but it was something about this particular trial that gave me hope. >> this is amazing that we're really delivering the medication before birth. >> reporter: dr. juan gonzalez velez is a maternal medicine specialist at ucsf. he delivered a series of enzyme treatments by inserting a very thin needle into a vein on the umbilical cord connected to ryan. >> we do it in the operating room under sterile technique and ultrasound guidance. >> reporter: the couple then returned to the east coast where ryan was born. now for the very first time since birth ryan has returned to ucsf for a checkup. his first stop, ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. so far, so good. >> done very well. he's a really normal appearing 1-year-old. >> reporter: then a trip to ucsf in san francisco where the doctors examined

. >> el centro maya guatemalteco hizo una peticion via interne para que liberen a virgilio y ya llevanllon de firmas. >> el caso se encuentra en un limbo porque el juez decidio que el inmigrante guatemalteco que habla un un espanol muy basico. >> no es apto para ir todavia a juicio. >> no entiende los cargos que enfrenta ni el posible castigo, que podria ser prision de por vida si los cargos contra el no son desestimados, el abogado philip arroyo presentara una demanda federal contra la policia de san jones por brutalidad policial, entre otras cosas. >> por violacion de derechos violacion de derechos civiles, violacion al violacion al derecho de la cual temienda la constitucion de los estados unidos que protege a los indocumentados tambien. >> no habia ninguna razon para el policia detener al senor aguilar mendez sin causa probable de algun tipo de fechoria criminal. >> solicitosaccion a la posible nos respondieron que prefieren no comentar. >> el centro guatemalteco maya es una organizacion sin fines de lucro que ayuda a los hispanos en florida, especialmente a los guatemaltecos adema

coming back to you, maya, - be a little bit lower.at the numbers now, they are clearly running for second place and we heard our correspondent to say that. but desantis has been running a strong ground game for weeks, running a strong ground game forweeks, really running a strong ground game for weeks, really pounding the roads and making sure his team talks to as many voters in iowa as possible. do you think he has an opportunity to cut into donald trump of my big lead? —— donald trump of my big lead? —— donald trump's. i donald trump of my big lead? -- donald trump's.— donald trump's. i think that's what his team _ donald trump's. i think that's what his team are _ donald trump's. i think that's what his team are hoping i donald trump's. i think that's what his team are hoping for. government because dissenters has talked about criss—crossing the state and has really staked a lot of his campaign's success nationally on its success and the momentum that it generates here in iowa —— governor desantis. when you talk to voters here in i

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - donald glover and maya erskine bryce dallas howard, comedian, jourdainisher, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: ahh! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh that's a hot crowd that's a hot crowd [ cheers and applause welcome, everybody enjoy yourself

maya and robert were the first to sign up in. 2022 they came to ucsf when maya was pregnant with ryan. >> i was more worried and cautious because i've heard several things about different trials and what could happen, what could have happened, but it was something about this particular trial that gave me hope. >> this is amazing that we're really delivering the medication before birth. >> reporter: dr. juan gonzalez velez is a maternal medicine specialist at ucsf. he delivered a series of enzyme treatments by inserting a very thin needle into a vein on the umbilical cord connected to ryan. >> so we do it in the operating room under sterile technique and under ultrasound guidance. >> reporter: the couple then returned to the east coast where ryan was born. now for the very first time since birth ryan has returned to ucsf for a checkup. his first stop, ucsf benioff children's hospital on in oakland, so far, so good. >> went very well. he's really normal appearing 1-year-old. >> reporter: then a trip to ucsf in san francisco where the doctors examined maya, but they were wowed by the lit

and earlier i spoke with christian linda maya from the world health organization. i asked him whether his staff, we're noticing a difference on the ground after the israeli army said would facilitate more aid into casa. so the willingness is, of course, great, but no, we have not seen any changes on the ground. the words have yet to um, translate into action on the ground. the problem for us is the any permission. and so any aid coming in or you back who is going out is way to talk. it cannot be planned coming while i sit for days waiting to get in convoys sit inside garza, one thing to go to the north end of waiting for permission is also everything was planned as, according to the instructions giving the a talk situation. that's the problem with dealing with, and of course in a, in a short amount of time and a short window, there can never be enough to help. lots of people, even if the roads are then clear, also tax, clear bombs and leo the rates in order to bring material it is offered up in 2000 what is most urgently needed at the moment. that's a tricky questi

and these kids are looking up to maya as well.y and representation [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's great i'm so happy what would a show like this have meant to you growing up >> it would mean the world to me maya is a person of color. she's indigenous, and she's deaf and an amputee. i'm so grateful to be able to bring her to life. i wish i had that kind of representation growing up. i'm so excited for this new generation to see a unique and different kind of power on the screen she has these unique superpowers as well. i want these kids to know that they can go ahead and do anything and they can feel inspired there's no limits for their life they can break free and they can follow their dreams. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's alaqua cox in "echo." take a look. ♪ [ grunting ] >> come on [ grunting ] ♪ >> nice. nice job, kid. >> jimmy: yeah come on! [ cheers and applause alaqua cox "echo" is streaming now on disney plus and hulu bush performs for us after the break. stick around, everybody

. >> el centro maya guatemalteco hizo una peticion via internet para que que liberen a virgilio, y yalevan medio millon de firmas. >> es lo que esta pasando con el caso de virgilio y si lo llegan a culpar y le llegan a dar vida en la carcel el precedente que esto va a poner poner para no solo las familias. >> el caso se encuentra en un limbo porque el juez decidio que el inmigrante guatemalteco que habla un espanol muy basico, no es apto para ir todavia a j juicio, no entiende los cargos que enfrenta ni el posible castigo, que podria ser prision de por vida. >> por vida. >> si los cargos contra el no son desestimados, el abogado philip arroyo presentara una demanda federal contra la policia de san jones por brutalidad policial, entre otras cosas. >> por violacion de derechos civiles, violacion al derecho de la cual temienda la constitucion del los estados unidos, que protege a los indocumentados tambien no habia ninguna razon para el policia detener al senor aguila mendez sin causa probable de algun tipo de fechoria criminal. >> solicitamos en florida una reaccion a la posible demanda

maya and robert were the first to sign up. came to ucsf when maya was pregnant with ryan. >> i was more worried and cautious because i have heard several things about different trials. and what could happen and what couldn't happen but it was something about this in particular trial that gave me hope. >> this is amazing that we're really delivering the medication before birth. >> reporter: dr. juan gonzalez velez is a maternal medicine specialist at ucsf and delivered a series of enzyme treatments by inserting a very thin needle into a vein on the umbilical cord connected to rye ran. >> we do it in the operating room under sterile technique and under ultrasound guidance. >> reporter: the couple then returned to the east coast where ryan was born. now for the very first time since birth, ryan has returned to ucsf for a checkup. his first stop, ucsf ben i don't have children's hospital in oakland. so far, so good. >> went very well. he's really normal appearing 1-year-old. >> reporter: then a trip to u csf in san francisco where

>> maya, what do you think any impact on these possible allegations against the district attorney?, i think as blayne so well explained, the primary, most significant impact would be if there is evidence of allegations that fani willis materially gained, meaning got paid, got some financial benefit because she hired a special prosecutor, that the fulton county d.a.'s office could be recused from the prosecution. and that would mean it would have to be handled by another office. now, that's the nuclear option, and i think it is incredibly important to underscore what blayne said about the fact that we have not seen any evidence to support those allegations. and that's what we're going to be looking for, both in the court filings and in what this judge has done, which is appropriately called a hearing, but at the end of the day, this is a huge distraction from the fact that career prosecutors, public servants have found significant evidence to charge rico violations against these defendants, related to something as central as our democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. and at t

details in the report by maya shvetsova.gions of the country not only lined up in two columns that stretched a kilometer ahead, some have been standing here for more than a day, others have just arrived to wait weather conditions, yesterday we were driving from chelny from lunchtime, everything is like this, the whole snowstorm, and these are night shots from the m12 highway, a snowstorm with wind gusts of up to 27 m/s covered the republic with a dense blanket of snow, the shalikanash highway, snow covers everything, there is no visibility. there is no traffic, trucks huddle to the roadsides, exits from cities are closed, roads are covered with half-meter snowdrifts, by the morning the situation worsened into traffic jams, skidding accidents. avtodor reports that the situation is critical, emergency commissioners are delivering fuel to those in need, providing assistance to drivers who find themselves in snowy conditions. captivity. we are keeping the situation under control; if necessary, we have also deployed high-performa

coming back to you, maya, haley and desantis, looking at the numbers now, they are clearly running fornd making sure his team talks to as many voters in iowa as possible. do you think he has an opportunity to cut into donald trump's big lead? i think that's what his team is hoping for. government because dissenters has talked about criss—crossing the state and has really staked a lot of his campaign's success nationally on its success and the momentum that it generates here in iowa. when you talk to voters here in iowa, particularly those who are interested in desantis, many of them are not exactly locked in and very enthusiastic about his campaign necessarily. there are certainly some people on the ground in grassroots leaders at the campaign that have enlisted to try to get more enthusiasm but it's not clear right now. it's certainly not a guarantee that he would cut into any real gains of former presidenttrump, but haley on the ground has had a fair amount of momentum from folks, especially after newjersey governor chris christie, a very outspoken trump critic, dropped out earlier t

corny, but it's them >> reporter: one teacher's empowering strategies for helping students succeed maya eaglin, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> hi, cedric. how are you? >>> and that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night station. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," we are under a microclimate weather alert. rain, wind, and possible flooding. when exactly the worst of it is going to roll in. >>> also, the tarp is on at levi's stadium. how the storm may iac

maya, great to see you. thank you for coming on to the show.of the case that the supreme court has already slated or arguments to begin february 8th? that is a very fast timeline for the court, is it not? it is an extremely fast timeline, jonathan. as you know, we have an election that has to happen this year. states have to create the ballot. there is a lot of administrative work to get candidates on the ballot, just as a matter of process. they recognize that this is significant. they determine who is on the ballot in november. before that, they have to move quickly. it also tells us what unprecedented times we are in. we have never been in this situation before. this is historic. it is historic because we've never had a former president like donald trump. one that would even put us in a position where this is even a question. >> this is a question that had never been called. because the men before him of never called the question. have never done anything to call the question. how do you think the justices will rule? will they go narrow and

>> the chemistry's got to be there, maya is brilliant in "penn 13."r kids but so fun. >>> barbie's award season is just getting started it walked away with the most nominations for the movie at the people's choice awards, including movie of the year as well as nods for stars margo robbie and ryan gosling. taylor swift is up for multiple awards across music and film categories, while travis kelce scored a nomination for athlete of the year. they had be february 18th right here on nbc and peacock. and based on all the tea that was going on, the aftermath of the golden globe, i imagine that all these actors are going to be speaking like this, so there are no lip readers >>> when we come back, a massive discovery could change how alzheimer's disease is treated alzheimer's disease is treated. [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with

cossacks, dza mzh lyaso i pushchay dzіkiykh adverse prashchura zhilі, i am belarus, i ganarusya, on mayatai imi, absome the glory of belarus , i know the unazter. i am belarusian, and i am happy that matsimov gave me that my relatives’ songs are peraliva and i can smell them from far away, i am belarusian, and even today i will tell you as little as i can, i come from a tribe of pakorns, and i will never tremble with hell. there are already approximately 20 agreements today with universities, centers, and enterprises of the people's republic of china. if we talk about closer cooperation , then we are implementing three educational joint programs with three universities and the people's republic of china. with northeastern university - this is the city of shinyan, and we work on scientific and technical cooperation on this basis, that is, he was able to help us open the confucius institute at bnto, and we are also working within the framework of creating a center for the protection of machine parts, corrosion protection. here we have such a joint educational and scientific center. confuci

corny, but it's them >> reporter: one teacher's empowering strategies for helping students succeed maya eaglin, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> hi, cedric. how are you? >>> and that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ el final se acerca ya ♪ ♪ lo esperarÉ serenamente ♪♪ ♪ ya ves yo he sido asÍ ♪ ♪ te lo dirÉ sinceramente ♪ vivÍ la inmensidad ♪ sin conocer jamÁs ♪ fronteras ♪ juguÉ sin descansar ♪ y a mi manera ♪ tal vez llore tal vez reÍ ♪ tal vez gane o tal vez perdÍ ♪ ahora sÉ que fui feliz ♪ que si llore tambiÉn ame ♪ puedo seguir hasta el final ♪ a mi manera ♪ [cheers & applause] >> kelly: so good! give it up for mateo. welcome to the "the kelly clarkson show." give it up for my band and our special guests. [cheers & applause] >> mateo is back with us for that rendition of frank sinatra's "my way" or a mi manera. it's spanish. in honor of world maricci day. >> i'm going to invite all of my friends to have a big jam session and sing. doesn't matter if we mess up. just kee

range of humans, not just pain, but also inflammation, muscular tension, and anxiety. pain, therapist, maya flag and back has tried cannabis products on many of her patients. she can recall when the prescription 1st became legal and there was an explosion of interest. but often the results have been disappointing. in schools i'm had to, most of our patients wanted to stop the treatment again because it wasn't good enough and reducing pain. dish mouse effect, and that belongs mission of heisen. core results. little scientific proof. pain experts have grown skeptical the maya fi conduct. notice from the few studies that do exist, that kind of the noise are most effective in treating nerve pain. but by no means do own or rock, but the sufferers benefit as a sort of yeah, we need to treat 9.5 patients to find one who benefits. and that's a pretty poor outcomes process. don't seem to expect the 2nd and yet there are cases where medical cannabis works amazingly well for the could peep costs, for example. she's been suffering from multiple sclerosis for 50 years now, and recently had a mild stroke

the maya fi conduct notice from the few studies that do exist. that's kind of annoyed or most effective in treating nerve pain, but by no means do own or rock, but the sufferers benefit as a sort of yeah, we need to treat 9.5 patients to find one who benefits. and that's a pretty poor outcomes. that's just don't want to restrict the 2nd and yet there are cases where medical cannabis works amazingly well for the could people cost, for example, she's been suffering from multiple sclerosis for 50 years now and recently had a mild stroke. she doesn't react well to strong painkillers this, you know, the cannabis drops now help her to get by in her everyday life. a dr. young stock often uses cannabis products on elderly patients because they have both physical and psychological effects and can improve their general quality of life. kind of annoys also have another benefit. they're easier on and liver and kidneys than many other drugs. fish live as we do gen, to prescribe it more frequently to older patients with poor kid me or liver function too much o

here is maya. >> if you have $384 say oh yeah. >> beloved teacher shelby lattimore is always on got. tutoring, i'm a science coordinator, i'm, you know -- >> coaching basketball. >> i'm coaching basketball. >> reporter: and she's making sure kids in her charlotte, north carolina, class are having candid conversations about money. >> a lot of my students of color they see their parents living check to check. they see the money management of not thinking long term. >> ms. lattimore is inflating your rent. >> no. come on. >> i sure am. >> reporter: her lessons, real world tough love combined with fun. >> you're charging third graders rent. >> i am. i sure am. >> using fake money and a budget students pay to use desks and chairs. they even earn salaries for helping out. >> it gives you a life lesson how money is. >> reporter: their financial exercises drawn from ms. lattimore's own life as an educator, struggling to make ends meet. >> i am going to take your money. >> no. >> you now inspired by her students, she's posting her wildly popular lessons on tiktok, earning up to six figures a

maya eaglin, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >> hi, cedric. how are you?thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> a wet start to a very wet

estan mis mexicanos, a los latinos les encanta el mariachi. >> ¿como carajo te voy a cantar con mi mayaado con todo mundo. >> soy una persona muy afortunada. >> dios me ha dado el privilegio de ser amiga y companera de muchos artistas que he podido cantar, que estan grabados y he podido hacer duetos con ellos en programas de una carrera exitosisima, exitosisima. >> cuando miras hacia atras, ¿que es lo que te ¿te veias en el futuro asi? >> no, obviamente no, yo estaba chiquitita, yo queria ser bailarina de ballet y me dieron una beca para el mejor ballet del mundo, que es el bolshoi, y yo me ya, mi amor, en rusia, hablando ruso y todo. >> pero no, mis amigos, yo tenia que estar aqui con mi publico cantando son los dones que dios me ha dado y gracias a ballet, bailo, porque en este show tambien bailo. >> realmente yo se, ahi quemas bastantes calorias. >> estabas contando que al otro dia es que te da el calambre. >> tengo que comer platano y potasio porque los calambres de que uso un taconazo asi, esas dos horas, pero mis amores, yo primero muerta que sencilla exactamente, van a ser dos me

maya shvetsova, alexander reshotkin, news tatarstan.ssia is becoming more affordable; it is being built at a record pace throughout the country. the result of last year was 110 million km. at the russia forum exhibition at vdnkh, a day of construction and housing and communal services was held. which has an ambitious task until 2030 , the exposition of the construction complex, to build a billion square meters of housing. changing the appearance of cities and regions, the construction complex is picking up the set pace, the volume of work increased by 7% at the end of the year, almost by... in general, the wear and tear of utility lines in there is more going on in the country than we are investing in, but i hope that in the twenty -fourth to twenty-fifth year we must turn this trend in a positive direction, and this is an integrated approach to the development of the territory, but for every budget ruble invested in construction, an investment ruble is needed attract, the most important task is to eliminate unnecessary barriers to busi

maya angelou and said we want to be -- know if you'd be open to this benefit.ment in harlem. we sat there for hours and i was just like man, i'm sitting there with the person that started me into writing. dr. maya angelou, when i was in elementary school she was the writer that ironed over that made me want to write. >> stephen: you're a poet. she's a poet. did you trade bars? >> common: shaking give bars and bars. it was not her level but she did let me freestyle at a birthday party. it's cool. i gave her some bars then. [applause] >> stephen: as part of your efforts in this message for self-love not only for yourself but for the african american, the black community, you have a campaign called make one change. what is that? >> common: make one change. it's reinforcing what we talk about in "and then we rise." take a step towards bettering yourself. hey, i'm going to drink some more water today or i'm not going to be on the phone as soon as i wake up. i'm actually going to take some time to myself. i'm not going to just wake up and look at my phone. or maybe l

this any man maya understands this all too well. she's been a tv theater and children's entertain a for 25 years now. she struggles to put food on the table. the worst was the minute it started because the diary was full books. so we came from 100 percent work to 0 percent. i know it's small stuff, but when you don't have money to buy food, you're starting to be nervous. i even starting to lose my voice. just stressed, you know, like, and i couldn't sleep. small businesses, like maya says, it's the working costs and people who are bearing the economic costs of the war. and the also being acosta and laura han, i'll just sarah tel aviv the wrong and some and pug of stones topped diplomats in the country off the pack of stones that forced card opportunity 3 strikes and the reading problems. this is done. and blitz has done a range and authority say at least 9 people killed. somebody has long alleged the pollution separate to scripts. i mean launching attacks on impacts done from inside or on. on tuesday, around carry down to the attack

andrei torkovsky, artists of the taganka theater, marcela mostroyan, maya plesetskaya and tanina, andting became. parajanov's life itself was a work of art, and his house was a theater. about 30 years ago, for the first time i walked down this street to see sergei, i had to go up to him, there was something about it. and not only me, but a lot of people were moving in this direction to get to know kenya. maybe i’ll take part in your action , let’s take part, youki, let’s work now , you know, let’s work on camera, tell me who sergei was, tell me straight, i’m speaking directly, here’s the camera, look, you can feel sergey, well, you can feel it there , yes, sergei was one of the amazing people who decorated our city, who made it unique, who created in it a special microclimate of the corruption of east and west, he himself was essentially an incredible man temperament, incredible conviction. and incredible tragedy. he sang goodness, despite the fact that he was so humiliated and trampled. and i don’t know what happened to him in life, it did not affect his art in any way, in all his wo

next, the winner expects to meet with the brazilian-american couple haddat maya taylor townsend.ttle in 2 days. dynamo minsk players are preparing to host konblud star again in the regular hel championship; the day before, the bison were stronger than 5:1. will dmitry kvartalny's guys be just as productive? today we will find out from the live broadcast on tv channel belarus 5 at 19:30. there are a lot of things that i like, for example, i like to relax in logoisk, we really like it. enjoy it, they love winter, they love playing with the snow, again i thought that i would suffer, but no, the children like it, i see that they are happy from this, and i i’m happy with them, as for belarusian cuisine, i’ve already fallen in love with them, i really like pancakes, the children simply adore cheesecakes, i have to cook them every day, i’m already just an expert in making cheesecakes, of course i... in fact, i was just i am impressed and amazed by the spirit of the belarusian people, who were not broken during all the difficult trials that befell them. broadcast to belarus and air from

let me go to you first, maya.ign is arguing the weather favors them, and shipped -- most enthusiastic voters. our new poll says the former president is the overwhelming first place among first-time caucus goers. can these new voters be counted on if conditions are less than ideal? >> so, as you well know, rev, with any first time anything, it's a hard job to actually get them to turn out, even when the weather is good. trump has in his favor the fact that they're already predisposed to him, that he has actually the resources to turn them out. they are doing text messaging, these first-time voters, the reaching out anyway they can to encourage them to come out and explain the process. so, you know, i do think there's gonna be quite a bit of drop off because it is so frigidly cold. but if anybody has the resources to actually, you know, turnout as many as possible, it is the trump campaign. and actually, the first time caucus goers tend to favor him anyway. >> david, our polling found 71% of all likely republican co

this any man maya understands this all too well. she's beat a tv theater and children's entertain up a 25 years now. she struggles to put food on the table. the worst was the minute it started because the diary was full booked. so we came from 100 percent work to 0 percent. i know it's small stuff, but when you don't have money to buy food, you're starting to be nervous. i even starting to lose my voice. just stressed, you know, like, and i couldn't sleep. small business though. it is like maya says, it's the working costs of people who are bearing the economic costs of the war. and the also being acosta and laura han, i'll just sarah tel aviv. these are they all me has covered upgrades and at least 7 cities across the occupied westbank. dozens of palestinians interested in telecom. what right is continuing for a 2nd day. is there any forces killed at least to have him palestinians and the type of drink on wednesday? i still have his phone, which is a another big typically those will on games. as a prosecutor is shot dead in broad d

maya: lurching is the word of what is going on. how will this affect things. who will vote for speaker? but there'sfor focus on strategically what we should be doing -- but there's no space for focus on strategically what we should be doing. it's an important document. so much is going on in the world. the geopolitical situation has changed. social security and medicare are heading toward insolvency. if ever there were a moment to say what are our priorities and how we ought to fund them, that would be where we are now, but instead, it is that lurching, and if we end up funding the government at a flat level or a small cut, none of the decisions about what makes sense to fund and what we should get rid of will have an address, and all of this with the backdrop that this budget we don't have focuses on just one third of the government. two our automatic pilot programs that are getting no attention as well. so while we had these huge issues of the supplementals, ukraine, israel, we need to think what are our priorities? this will be

my sample, somebody say it's really only protection for maya strong sun in the rain. absolutely. does this protects you from rain? no, no, but we have no choice left. no electricity, no restrooms, nor drinking water. the inhabitants rush themselves in the stream when money runs out, that's also the water. they have to drink. diseases spread quickly here. so many children living on the side are especially affected. some seriously ill se, mom and like this 5 months old baby, of the people will die. there will be tragedies if nothing changes inferior. we think france, but we also have to survive. even if we are refugees in migrants. it can take months, sometimes even years to learn if there will be ground to decide that only a few of them will make it to friends the, there's a lot setup and that's why is the show women of the most important citizens alliance in my like many others, and yet she considers migration to be the biggest problem on that is that it's an amount for the island just to know the certain pressure from the migration. we don't have enough resources and they also h

digital reporter maya eaglin joins us with the story. how do these unique lessons work?d a few classroom jobs in school when you were growing up by i got to see how one-third grade teacher in north carolina turned those scores into viral -- >> if you got 184, say oh yeah. >> like many teachers, shelby lattimore says she loves her job but feels overwhelmed and underpaid. >> i'm tutoring, i'm the science coordinator, i don't know anyone who is teaching or in education that does not have a second job. >> reporter: but instead of working as a barista on the weekends her viral tiktoks have been supplementing her salary as a third grade math teacher in charlotte, north carolina, for every million views she gets around a thousand bucks through tiktok's creator program. and brand collabs. >> this past year i made six figures, my teacher salary is not even half of that. >> reporter: she's going viral saying the words nobody likes to hear. >> i am going to take your money. >> no. >> no. >> so you're charging third graders rent? >> i am, i sure am. >> how does that work? >> they ha

so, maya, you have a relative, your cousin who did get out in one of the earlier releases but carmelre here because we want to show people what they're fighting for. when they came back, it was the happiest days of my life which is quite weird to say the happiest day of your life is connected to the worst period of your life, it really is that way, the first thing she asked about what she came back, is what do we know about carmel, released after 54 days in captivity, we were certain, because the deal was for all of the women and children that carmel was going to be released the following day. and when the deal fell through, that was the first time i saw her break down since she came back. she told us, we have to do everything we can to bring carmel back. that's why she's always been interviewed. and even though she really hates it, now, she's asked me and my brother to come here and speak about carmel. carmel, we know from the hostages that were released that she's alive. she was held with a couple of teenage boys who told us she is held in quite difficult conditions, but they also

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of you know i was born in oakland, california and grown up attending 23rd avenue of god my sister maya went to sunday school, we sang in the choir and gathered with friends and family in the basement of our church to eat food, repaired by loving hands. and as we all discussed at your convention last august in florida for me and for so many ofof us church is a place wheree renew and share our faith. and as it says in luke chapter one verse 79 faith has the power to shine a light on those living in darkness. and to guide our feet in the path of peace. in moments such as this, when we as a nation witness so much hate, conflicts, and attempt to divide it is our faith that often guides us forward. faith in what we cannot see, yet know to be true. faith in theon promise of our nation. freedom, liberty, and equality. not for some but for all. and for generations, members of this church have led the fight to make real. great americans like sarah allen, rosa parks and of course congressman jim clyburn. [applause] and so to the sons and daughters of richard andnd sarah, as vice president of the

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