. >> reporter: mimi lived through the 1966/1977 at drought when reservoirs were essentially empty. >> the whole yard turned brown, you did one load of laundry with everything stuffed in there. >> reporter: mimi worries that the outside oasis she recently transformed to a vibrant guardian may suffer during this drought. she is keeping her fingers crossed that she can save her garden bike collecting bathwater. residence are fully aware that sacrifices have to be made. the restrictions go into effect immediately. the first violation is just a warning but i the third the fine can go up to $250. >>> it is not just marin, a few hours ago the city of napa declared a moderate water shortage which aims to cut water use thereby at least 15%. new restrictions include a ban on irrigation and between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. cars can only be washed with hoses using a shut off nozzle and fountains will have to be shut off unless the water is recirculated. >>> warm weather creating some dangerous fire conditions in parts of the bay area today. this time-lapse video shows a brush fire th

>> thank you for having me, reverend, and thank you mimi rocah for having me. things are changing a lot. and a lot of very positive real ways. as the d.a. mentioned, project able, which is important to say it's not just in these real serious use of force situations, but it's also utilized in the many more situations where there may be two officers engaging a member of the community, and one officer is not really feeling it. or the person isn't really feeling the officer. so the other officer can step in and talk to them. but i think a lot of good things are happening, reverend. i think it's important for us to remember that there is 18,000 police departments in the united states. and i always like to use the example of an emergency room. there is one guy who has cardiac arrest. there is five doctors around him. there is another guy with a broken ankle. we have to really dial in community by community exactly what the community is looking for, where our strengths are, and where our weaknesses are. that's key. the national conversation is great. but more importan

amanda: mm-hmm, and so mimi went through their program.te went through their program. i mean -- lemonis: what's the program for? mimi: it's for youth who are looking for something to better their future, basically. lemonis: they basically give you different trade skills? mimi: yeah. you either go through sales, graphic design, or, like, the business route. they set you up for success, basically. lemonis: here? wow. what i like about what queork provides the yep kids is an opportunity to learn a skill and a trade. that's a business plan as long as it makes a profit that i can buy into. ♪♪ you've really done nothing that added a little bit of life to the bag, and so when i look at, like, the stitching here, like, if you did that in red or if you did it in purple and gold... have you tried to do stuff like that? jackie: amanda has certain tastes. she's not really into color. amanda: this is safe. jackie: yep. lemonis: i want to give the artists and the workers there the freedom to put their own stamp on things. we know that a basic product wi

. >> back home in america, the wife all the world called mimi was the first to say i like ike. >> then us shouted it too, not hail the conquering hero but bursting with pride and a great friend, a great guy who understands that washington belongs not to a president but to the people. >> i stand before the elected federal lawmakers in our great republic, the very core of our political life and a symbol of those things we call the american heritage. >> and now watch what a country boy can do to the biggest city in the world, new york. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> watch the women. watch the young people. >> watch all the people who make up the surging independent vote that will mean victory at the polls in november. watch them flock to cheer for mr. american. >> new york simply can't do this to a kansas farmer boy and keep its reputation for sophistication. there's another thing, mr. mayor, that impressed me very much, as you and i rode down through the cheering throngs this morning. first the reason for the cheering. it was not because one individual, one american came back from war, it is rejoicing that a

celebrating this occasion is secretary of defense austin and governor of maryland, larry hogan and mimiank you for your participation today. today, i was reminded of a mark -- a remark president biden made -- we would leave -- we would lead not by the example of our power but the power of our example. it was with the values that america change the world. a nation belongs to people and a nation is free and equal without discrimination. these founding principles of america have become universal values shared across the world. korea is no exception. it was with the power of those values we surmounted the corrode -- the colonial rule, dictatorship and poverty. during the most trying times of the war and reconstruction, it was a korean war veterans who stood by our side. struggling as we were to rise above the ashes of the war, general wickens reached out to hold our hands. these wars inspired a standing ovation. greater quantity of aid and supplies were so approved. general wood comes who had touched the hearts of koreans, is now resting in peace in my hometown. honored as the world only yo

artists who've played our right here on the stream stage so stand by for my moon uses also known as mimi fresh to hear how she tell operates with other indigenous artists to create a powerful mix of music and activism also on a playlist front war on the native american hip hop artist raps in the language we start with a grammy nominated colombian canadian singer and songwriter leader. peter is going to be joining us in just a moment but 1st she is performing on the stream back in 2018. performing i go on the stream 3. welcome back. i mean it's been a lot. a lot has happened a lot has happened we were performing at the grammy. album has been recognized worldwide i miss colombia. i was beautiful i was able to you know bring to the world the baby that was inside of me when i was there for me for a year. and now now she takes over my life everything colorful in my studio is for her this is her little modern home that i made out of cardboard so she can help me so you just continue to resist yeah yeah i'm thinking because you we just what you perform which is 3 years ago which is about indigen

york, though, no worries, you can easily still get your hands on these delicious dumplings because mimioldbelly. >> the dumplings are great. we just saw grand theft dumpling which i'm not sure what to think of that. tara, great job. appreciate it. we'll continue eating these dumplings. >>> rob, over to you. no dumpling for you, you need to speak. >> what's that? [ laughter ] they are delicious. but this is going to be tough. all right, let's go to our surf line camera in new jersey. they're out there. the paddleborders and the surfers looking to catch waves, five high footers rolling in and you may want to escape the heat if you live in the northeast because today is going to be likely the warmest day of the year, if not today, tomorrow. temperatures getting -- these were actual high temperatures, 90-plus air temperatures. water temperatures, that's going to be a little bit of shock to the system. we'll be like right around 60 degrees. if you don't have a wetsuit your toenails at the very least will turn blue. we have the bouncing beach ball out for the first time this year as well. tom

he wouldn't have blood at every school i think now that mimi was most of these 3 did similar night in the us thank you studied c.e.o. of the degree i did just in they were in the. cars going to universities are just switches that i could look research all into that i would see the tory. with a menu rewritable to. look at nearly all she slips to of all the english mentions dullards. away like a question of any political status although the occurs the store also has a lot with doing it people during. the last years there was always catch up with the sheets on the way in the vault. story over in the new on the space business in the us suggests that there is some they don't. know what do the global images of themselves these are sure would you. can use a lot on me. to use the order to continue being the so on make sure you know when to restrain him was going through his of gold and nutrients version. housing. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates carried away that's cause a report. bans schools from using a modified version of the french language that supporter

he wouldn't have blood at 8 am pleased to hear that mimi was mostly 3 decades in media. and. you know if i did your thing they rightly. was going to bring us easy just switches so i could look decent sure want to know what i would say the tory interlacing base you mean you reside terrible to. the she sleeps to the upstairs chairs all the mean change their lives. away like a question will see this all the makers of the story for us it is a little doing in the people who are in the. us he is it was always her job was ago she to be working in the world to. see where you get in the news on this business and. suggest that there is. no more do the problem is just you know of themselves you sure would you. he said 100. percent is good it's a good thing being the slow on make sure you know when you tell him he's going sleep isn't going to make translation. the world is driven by a dream shaped by those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. americans love buying homes. and this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bargain you get a

it make my day. >> mimi referred to the gold, because gold is her favorite color. we're going to try something live. laverne delgado is here as we speak and she's going to deliver another one of her bags. what inspired you to do this? >> well, being a mother is really hard. i'm not one, but i appreciate them. and i'm a survivor as well. i just want to bless all the women who are working so hard, especially during a pandemic to bring themselves and kids out and through this crisis. >> we'll tell more of your story while you go ahead and knock. >> what she told us is she was a sexual assault survivor and domestic violence survivor. she estimates that she is going to drop off more than 700 of these bags this mother's day weekend, this is all freedom and fashion, and many of these, as i said, are personal care products, but someone's going to open the door here. >> hello. happy mother's day. how are you? this is your mother's day bag, we just heard about you and your story, and just how beautiful you and your children are, you and your babies, this is from freedom and

mimi's father had said he would pay any price for epiphonio to protect his family.epiphonio had his eye on mamie and he asked for the hand of mamie in exchange for his men to protect the bernard family. you know needless to say epifanio didn't speak english and mamie did not speak spanish and they courted each other using a translator maybe was smitten with epiphonios affections, and he often stopped and took her on rides in his stylish carriage pulled by his white horses. she described his spanish voice as being lyrical. on august 21st and 1862. they were married and she looked up into his blue eyes and said i do. the ceremony i might add was performed in the bernard home. and this is a a bible that made me his gave to epifanio. mamie's father was educated as an anglican methodist minister and if you look closely you can see an inscription there on mimi's wedding band. now epiphonio was also quite a showman and he arrived at the bernard house accompanied by his caravan of 26 wagons where each ox yoke was festooned with white satin ribbons and his men all wore white

... ( cheers and applause ) ...it was a reason to rejoice. ( cheers and applause ) project manager mimi laboratory in california that's been working on "ingenuity" for six years. how hard is it to fly a helicopter on mars? >> aung: very, very, very hard. ( laughs ) we really, truly started with the question of, "is it possible?" >> cooper: a lot of people thought it-- it could not be done? >> aung: because it's really counterintuitive. i mean, you need atmosphere for the blades to push atmosphere to get lift, and the... >> cooper: the atmosphere on mars is completely different. >> aung: the atmosphere on mars is so thin. i mean, the room we're in, right, it's compared to that. it was 1% of the atmospheric density over there. so, the question of, really, can you generate enough lift, you know, to really build-- to lift up anything, that was the fundamental question. >> cooper: in subsequent flights, "ingenuity" has gone longer and farther, traveling for about two minutes and nearly the length of three football fields. it is a triumph not only for nasa but for its partners in the private

. >> so proud of you, mimi. >> i know! >> thank you!nitra michelle williams was born in rockford, illinois, into a religious home, the third of four children. >> affection was not popular in our household, because they're dealing with their own things, probably with their own traumas. >> reporter: she was haunted by feelings of abandonment even at the height of her fame with destiny's child. >> i remember telling our manager at the time as well, hey, i think i'm dealing with some depression. and he wanted me to see the brighter side of things. no, y'all are about to go on tour, y'all got barbie dolls, what are you talking about? y'all just signed a crazy big deal with columbia. i believed see myself in a pit, trying to get out. just feeling so heavy that when i would make one step, the weight would just pull me back down. and the weight just felt more comfortable than healing. ♪ >> reporter: instead of dealing with the pain, she doubled down on work. ♪ >> reporter: then in 2005, a world-shattering moment. destiny's child announcing they

. >> reporter: lainey knew just what to do she and friends mimi and amanda were headed on a girls trip. but back home, they're neonatal intensive care nurses. >> if you think about it, having a pre-term baby and having not one or two but three nicu nurses, i think is incredible. >> reporter: they sprung into action along with a doctor onboard. >> we made baby warmers out of bottles that were microwaved we used an apple watch to measure the heart rate [ applause ] >> reporter: on the ground, mom and baby were taken to a local hospital where they recently reunited with the heroes >> she called us his aunties. >> reporter: doctors say raymond should be able to go home in the next few months. >> just feeling lucky and blessed. >> reporter: after what can only be called the trip of a lifetime kristen dahlgren, nbc news >> what a terrific outcome. >>> up next, we'll celebrate a teacher who just won't give up on her kids. >>> this is national teacher appreciation day, and in our series this week celebrating service, we want to tell you about a remarkable teacher who defines what it means to b

and there's like, another way, everything that i do my job when i'm a big fan of warning mimi was. and when, in fact many young talent live out of the greatest africa saying, you know, i love me lugging theme in a year. i was wondering if we could do, i mean there's a manager in the library all the all i was listening and made him when everyone he lives and the she then can you find that the jewish web, a daughter or son was to do tv like to do read you was that wants to get into drama was tokens, but the parent just was the kid to be a lawyer or a doctor. so i just once she to be able to reach a place where the parents can be able to embrace that are in support. bedrooms come through instead of them having to dream for decades, whatever they want to do. i also dream of a place where we can all be who or what we want to be as always, we want to hear from you. so head about all social media pages and tell us about your hopes and ambitions. and you should definitely check out our brand new instagram page. it's d, w underscore 77 percent. you can also send an email to 77 dw dot com. i

mimi and zev colombians have fall into poverty because of the pad demick and economic woes maybe it means that the government plaid must hike taxes so that says on the already impoverished when the people rebelled the state attempted to crush them saying the police had new choice but the bats of them senseless. nothing justifies people who protected by the legitimate desires of citizens to march go out to so defenseless citizens and cruel attack police. there eating degrees of outrage today in from around the world for concern to shock to the surface in fact you could even get away with condemning the protest of all over the world citizens in democratic countries have the unquestionable right to protest peacefully violence and vandalism is an abuse of that right at the same time we urge the utmost restraint by public forces to prevent additional loss of life yes you policeman killing all those city protestors but then again colombia is very friendly with the us america regularly sends troops there so why ruin a good thing but just for reference listen to how the united states to combat th

eisenhower and mimi sparked as soon as they met each other. but mamie -- she already had dates scheduled. courting was different back then. she was on a date with a very smart fellow. he used to hang out with mamie 's parents. next slide please. the little image, the little shield shaped box is what i believe to be our most unique artifact. that is the piece of their wedding cake. yes. their wedding cake. if we move further into the exhibit, for each gallery you enter there's an introductory panel much like this with a big image of eisenhower. there is also a quote on each introductory panel. we felt as though big mamie and ike really could tell their own story and we pulled out quotes and put them all throughout the galleries so that they can tell their own stories. we leaned on them quite a bit when we did this. next slide please. in this gallery we move into america enters world war ii. if you notice the lights are a little bit more them. the room is a bit darker. it looks a bit more ominous. the circle on the floor -- we are going to talk

our friend in west chester who got elected, the da there, my god, amy rook -- >> mimi. >> mimi roka,thout sin cast the first stone. nobody from new york state should be criticizing any other state how they run their elections. like the rev said, this is atrocious. it's a joke. >> new york is the worst run election state in the country. our election process is ridiculous. we have a state board of elections, we have a city board of elections. the two barely talk. the city is run by political operatives, literally. you get one republican appointment, one democrat appointment. that's the way it works. it is absurd that we are still working like this. and i am just saying, this rank choice voting, we probably should have had a better dry run before we did it in the new york city primary. because the stakes are so high. the next mayor -- it's not even going to be this next year. it will be the years after are going to have to deal with so many issues that the fact that we can't even run an vection, what faith are people going to have in our government. >> eric will be watching very closely

. >> in the middle of the mimi rodgers interview, conan said -- >> but you know what?, turning a crank is tough. >> i thought to myself, this guy has got it. >> that's the end of my mock show. if that's all i ever get, it was a lot of fun, i had a great time. thank you very much. good night. >> all i remember, it felt right. >> there were flares. there was a spark. >> a couple days later, i picked up the phone, and it was my agent, and he said, you got 12:30. my heart dropped through my butt. it exited my butt. >> if we had been fully aware of the scrutiny, the pressure, you know, what was at stake, we would have gone bananas. >> that's hard. can you imagine? he's taking over for david letterman. >> it's crazy. to am day, it's one of the craziest things i think i've heard of in television. ultimate freshness activated when you move. to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our competitor's best battery. (meowing) (clicking) and energizer ultimate lithium wins again! energizer, backed by science. matched by no one. the new samsung gal

mimi, are community affairs director, running audio for us.are doing everything we can to help raise money. this money has done so much good over the years. the benefiting organizations provide vital services. things like hiv testing, disease prevention, medication, education, mental health support, housing, substance abuse programs. so much good comes out of what happens each work because of a.i.d.s. walk. i want to introduce you to glenn who is our top fundraiser once again this year. glenn, so great to have you with us. tell me how much you raised? >> good morning. it is good to see you again. this year, through the kindness of so many people, we were able to raise $33,000 so far this year. $33,000. >> reporter: $33,000. that is fantastic. tell me why this event is so important to you? >> it is an opportunity to give something back to the community and it is a way for me to be the voice for the voiceless. there are so many people, there is still astigmatism around hiv and paige. it's a chance to speak for those who are afraid to speak or do

connect mimi on twitter at any time @rosemarycnn. have yourselves a wonderful day.ur new scented oils for freshness that lasts. crafted to give you amazingly natural smelling fragrances, day after day... ...for up to 60 days. give us one plug for freshness that lasts. >>> a grand jury now seated, will it weigh criminal charges against donald trump, his company or his inner circle? >>> a secret probe of the origins of covid, it started under trump, so why did biden shut it down? >>> and can the games go on? an official partner of the tokyo olympics now calling for japan to pull the plug. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, more on that sorry in a moment. we have reports this morning from london, berlin, the state department, jerusalem, moscow, tokyo and capitol hill. this is "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura

. >> in the middle of the mimi rogers interview, conan said -- >> people always say it's tough to beis guy got it. >> that's the end of my mock show. if that's all i ever get, it was a lot of fun. i had a good time. thank you very much. good night. [ applause ] >> all i remember -- it felt right. >> there were flares and a spark. >> a couple days later, i picked up the phone, and it was my agent. and he said you got 12:30. my heart dropped through my butt it exited my butt. >> if we had been fully aware of scrutiny, the pressure, what was at stake, we would have gone bananas. >> i mean, that's hard. can you imagine? taking over for david letterman. >> it was crazy. to this day it's one of the craziest things i think i've heard of in television. ready to blow away the rules of volume? new air volume mega mascara by l'oréal paris. for mega volume, yet mega light. a whipped formula and a cushiony brush. new air volume mega mascara by l'oréal paris. you're worth it. the first ingredient in this clif bar is brown rice syrup, which is another name for sugar. in this kind bar, it's heart-he

and next to john is mimi line line am i i thank you very much for your correlation to the 2nd panel, which will look at the transparency and use of scientific studies. and one of life i said in the united states and hopefully will provide insight into the so called montana papers. thank you very much for inviting me to be here today as a journalist for some 30 years now. i'm someone who has spent most of my life focusing on facts pursuing the truth. i spent roughly 20 of those 30 years delving into the dealings of monsanto and i can confidently tell you that the story of the company's top selling chemical life. the state is not one of truth, but one of deceit. it's sort of a treasure trove, or look inside a very big and powerful company that has been very secretive for decades. and a lot of the information is quite alarming when it comes to public health and safety associated with the use of their popular product life and state and round up . another way in which montana has manipulated regulators and the public is by establishing networks of scientists around the world to support it

properties but also westchester county, which makes me wonder whether my friend and former msnbc colleague mimi now the district attorney of westchester is also involved in this. i have no reason to know she is. i'm just saying i know he has property there that had a conservation easement that has been questioned as to whether that was legitimate and whether he got a tax benefit he shouldn't have gotten. there's also the federal government. there's tax liability. there are banks. some of those are just civil cases that could totally bankrupt the trump organization and him personally. some of them he has personal liability on, so there's a lot of legal woes facing donald trump right now. >> let's talk about new york specifically, because james announced she's investigating trump's cfo allen weisselberg's personal finances adding potential pressure to flip. what kind of deal could weisselberg make with prosecutors and who else might be looking at that type of deal? >> it seems to me there could be a lot of people. i'm glad you used the word flip, because that's my pin today, a flipper. i think we

the new plush venue, the vision of tony award-winning set designer mimi lien. >> i thought if we cover nowhere to sit with grass, then suddenly anyone can sit anywhere the scale was incredibly exciting to me because i think this is the largest square footage that i've designed something for. >> reporter: a space to watch free pop-up performances and rehearsals so visitors can get a glimpse into life behind the scenes. >> i really wanted to find a way to reimagine the plaza as a space that everyone can occupy >> but it's really important, i think, that we start to rehearse again, we start to perform again, and we all start to have arts as part of our lives again. >> reporter: all right, shep you've got to check out this grassy arm chair now, if you're wondering how the heck they mow this thing, hold on believe it or not, this is all synthetic. but let me tell you, it feels just like real grass the best part, this fall all of this grass is going to be sent to an organization that actually builds playgrounds for kids in need shep. >> can't wait to visit, thank you. >>> the cicadas have ar

tony mimi on a ma, hondas, bread and fit, had failed in that previous 9 attempts in the playoffs. this one, a long time coming for them, they'll be the 50th club to join us primarily in some ways empty for emotions. just day after the final whistle. of course i was very emotional and very there was tears in my eyes. and in a lot of the staff and a lot of the players because it's so big and also especially the way you do it. i think, i think it doesn't to, you know, if you could probably get promoter than that somebody will achievement. but, but the thing we're so close out last year the french opens dance on sunday. and topsy, no joke of it is warmed up by winning the belgrade ofen, the wild number one played so vacuum. alex motion in the final 254 places below him . in the rankings and the 800 time grant champion, it came through in straight sets, 6463. so when his 1st title on home soil for 10 years, joe cavellas were now make his way to paris, ready for his opening, match it right on congress against american tennis. angry yeah, it's been a while since i last played here in fro

mimi, my childhood nickname, means cat in french. long story.> right. er are storiesou'lle talking abouttoday. tk c tmo po believe he's theerf th. >> no, no. >> so, this is what's going on. this tiger was spotted roaming a houston neighborhood on sunday. a man identified as 26-year-old victor hugo cuevas can be seen on cell phone video bringing the big cat inside the house. authorities say when officers showed up to question him, he put the tiger in a white suv and drove off avoiding arrest. cuevas' attorney denies the big cat belonged to his clie police arrested him charged with felony evading arrest. they still don't know where the tiger is. >> everything about this story is upsetting. there's a murder suspect involved. there's a tiger on the loose. >> and they don't know where the tiger is and it's sad because there are only 3900 tigers out in the wild. there are more tigers in captivity, 5,000, than in the wild. and three subspecies of tigers have already gone extinct. so there's a world where our children or grandchildren will not know what

>> mimi means cat in french. >> you've got a lot of stuff -- >> no. >> a lot comes out in dribbles and going to be strong for you if you keep holding all this weight. ♪ >>> what's it been like as a working mom throughout all of this? >> i haven't been working very much through all of this. i mean, i've been a working mom. >> yeah. that is work. >> tyler perry's in this movie, too. >> i'm not going to say what he does. not a good guy. >> i'm a thug. i'm an old g-m-e-d-e-a. ♪ >> i like this song. i like this song. ♪ oh, you just put me in a good mood. [ cheers ] >> what's up? how you guys doing? extended family. feels like i'm hanging out with my cousins today. >> your other job is at "extra." how are you feel being jennifer lopez and ben affleck? >> the line of the day. >> girl -- >> yeah. >> bennifer 2.0. what? jennifer was -- >> is that j. lo single again? shout out to bennifer. >> nate covering everything for us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ easy toolsls on the chase e mobile apppp. sisimplicity f feels good.. chase. make m more of whahat's yoyo. >>> good morning. it's 8:55. i am len kiese. high school s

just because they are male now mimi misogyny chauvinistic. white racist. that's not true. these damaging ideologies, society. that's how we start in the process of education. ainsley: yeah, it's it. you fight racism by causing more racism. most of us disagree with it. so, thank you so much for coming on with us, dr. hamada. >> you are welcome, thank you. ainsley: we did reach out where she claimed the education works we have not heard back. we are honoring the men and women in blue as part of national police week. lawrence jones went to detroit and talked to one woman with the city's top cop about how he has turned his city around. the exclusive interview coming up next. >> when you hear comments dismantle, defund, it they want effective policing. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. ♪♪ it's a whole new world ♪ i want to see you stand up ♪ ♪ i want to feel you be proud ♪ ♪ i want to hear your beating heart ♪ ♪ live out loud ♪ ♪ you can do it on your own ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ be proud, yeah ♪ ♪ stand up now ♪ ♪ live out loud, oh ♪♪ we're carvana, the

takano's staff, matt, and lastly, i want to thank my legislative director, mimi, for all her hard work, and my chief of staff, nick, for his hard work on this as well. i know this is asking for a parting gift but i ask you all to vote yea on this bill and i look forward to seeing this signed soon. i want to thank my colleagues for their bipartisan effort on this and earnest work to help our veterans and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california. mr. takano: madam speaker, i am delighted that the veterans' affairs committee can once again unite america, including michiganders and the buckeye state. i'd like to yield two minutes to my good friend and former chair of the veterans' affairs committee and lead democratic co-sponsor, the gentlelady from new york, miss rice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. miss rice: i want to rise in support of the paws for veteran act. no group in america is more likely to suffer from posttraumatic stress and other mental health conditions than our veterans. tragically,