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♪ two premieres the bachelorette and queens followed by abc 7 news at 11 the new bachelorette michelle youngter kaylee hartung an exclusive look now at tonight's premiere. love 101 is in session. i have high expectations, but that's because i'm willing to do those things as well. and i do hand out some passing grades. do our hand out some failing grades, too. at times at times i do. michelle young the former d1 basketball player says her search for love is about having those tough conversations after your experience on matt season. what did you take? away from that and bring with you through your own journey. i season is right off the bat like let's let's talk about life. i want to know what their thoughts are and being with a biracial woman or being you know with someone who's a teacher or all of these different controversies and paying that we're kind of surrounded by i wanted to know how someone would handle that leaving her classroom to give these men a lesson in earning an a plus and a rose. do we see you fall in love? i stuck to my guns. to who i was and every single moment and and so

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she's the greatest legend also we're going to talk to recker eans, young dylan, mykal michelle harrise talented young hosts of "the kids tonight show" are on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause premieres next thursday, october 14th on peacock. also, reba mcentire is here. [ cheers and applause i love you, reba come on. >> steve: reba >> steve: did i mention madonna is on the show [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we'll be doing a a little acting later, too, me and madonna. you know, a lot of gossip sites have been -- they have something called a blind item, you know, where they post celebrity rumors but they leave out the names so that you just have to guess who they're talking about. the answers can be a little surprising let me show you what i mean. it's time for "hot goss. [ cheers and applause ♪ hot goss ♪ >> steve: wow. that was powerful. >> jimmy: that was a theme song there. [ laughter ] no, no, no ♪ hot gos hot goss goss ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: there's actually a a little -- extra little jab in there. let's get started. this first gossip story says, "sources claim

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michel carter. >> first reaction when you see her picture? >> she's young, just a kid. words that she was saying in her text messages, it just didn't seem feasible. >> during the investigation, detective cod more went undercover. at that fund-raiser, home works for comrade. he secretly took photos of my shelves every move to ensure that she was the one who sent the tax. and one step further. he videotaped michele as he dial the number from comrades phone. you are watching? her >> answering the phone? >> yes. >> -- that's a good sign? >> that we had the right person. >> let it stay on for a few seconds, muted. i remember calling scott and saying, are we sure we have the right girl? she just seemed so normal. >> a few months later, as the investigation continued, detective gordon decided to pay michel carter visit. he found her after school and approached her. >> michelle, the reason we came out here is because we were looking into con reds unfortunate passing. >> and she has no idea that she has been watched? >> she has no idea. >> does she look surprised? >> a little bi

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least really , focus on vocational education so we are connecting young people to the jobs in our city. moderator: one minute. >> so michelleas done a great job listing the problems that we face in the boston public schools. as a former classroom teacher, as the chair of education as a bps graduate and parent of four bps students, i know the work that we need to do to get it all done. it is certainly thinking about the $1.3 billion we spend on our education system and how each one of those dollars is invested in a child. it's about grade reconfigurations. high school redesign, fixing our special education services, especially our sub separate classrooms that disproportionately impact children of color. and it's also about early literacy. we need a strong early literacy program curriculum across all of our schools so that every school is high quality, that every experience is high quality, that there is no risk that you send your child to a less than good enough school. good enough as it relates to our education system, as it relates to my responsibility as a parent , is not good enough. as a teacher, i know how to do this w

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michelle roberts, head of that national basketball association as she prepares for her final season and the role. 0bviously season and the role. obviously i am an african—american woman, right, and even as a young barriers. but the one thing i foolishly thought was my responsibility was to somehow convince the haters that i was worthy. i spend a lot of time agonising because there were people who blatantly, or quietly, determined that i was not good enough. i spend a lot of time thinking that i needed to do more to convince them. at some point, i think because of exhaustion, ijust said, michelle, it doesn't matter what they think, just do what you do. you be the best lawyer in the room, the best lawyer in the quad building, you please your client and those 12 jurors but not the idiot that thinks that because you are a girl or because you are black that you are somehow less competent than he or she is. and if i had known that five years earlier, then i would have been enjoying my life five years earlier. the race to get into space, let's focus on that because it is the final frontier for william shatner, the actor who played captain kirk in startrack. he is the latest celebrity to fly into space

michel br briand knows first hand. he said we had to go to get to a work event. and on our way we were intercepted by a youngthe driver forced our driver to follow them. that's when i knew we were being kidnapped. i kept calm. they were taken to a more rural area, first forced to sleep on cardboard under a tree. and then moved into a house one another with difficult conditions to say the least. he said it was like a dark hole, like a prison cell, the last place we were in with no windows. in the beginning they were giving us food once a day but by the end they stopped feeding us, they forced to us go hungry believes it was an intimidation tactic. a source tells us they believes the 17 missionaries could be going through a very similar situation right now, somewhere several miles down the road. made even more difficult by the fact that five of them are children, with the youngest being just eight months old. in the small town where the missionary group is based, a protest calling for their release. palpable anger rising to what they see as an incompetent government. this protesters says these missionaries do

michelle reed's work, great example of that. they're definitely failing in the public school system. the impact of not only zoom school but the mental health strain of the last 18 months on youngto factor into these testing results and living here following closely, obviously eric adams will be our mayor come election day here in new york city's been saying and mayor deblahs yes talked about eliminating our gifted and talented programs and eric adams said i don't think you could do that and b i would he ever in do that. and i think keeping the standards makes such a difference, especially in helping along the kids though are succeeding in these systems and also identifying the kids who may need a little bit of extra help. and i hope obviously that those programs stay and we see more of that. >> shannon: katie you mentioned, jessica talked about the mental health issues and i was reading about this one ceo have a children's hospital in connecticut said they are so overwhelmed with beds for people who need inpatient psychiatric care because of what he have this' been through the last year and a half and that won't reflect well educationally either >> katie: i think for a lot of