mom declared unfit. huge court case ensues in the circuit court is the trial of the century ats the time. it pitted my mom's mom who didn't have money of her own when he was portrayed in the press either as the woman -- the poor lady who wanted to keep hold of her baby in the pledges of the rich vanderbilt or the lesbian partygoer who doesn't deserve to have the child in gertrude who didn't really know my mom but felt some obligation that my mom was not being cared for in vanderbilt whitney had all the money and was followed in newspapers everything will day for months and hundreds of people that would demonstrate outside each day and ultimately my mom the courts ruled that she should live with gertrude and her nanny had too much authority over her and the one person my mom cared about was taken awayly from her. it really change the trajectory of mymy mom's life. >> were pretty much out of time i'm going to ask the last question which is a good one to and done. what is the topic of your next book. >> we'

not my mom, not about me, i said mom, this is not what the publisher is asking.d i don't know i think your grand mother was an interesting woman, they can't public a book about someone who has been dead for 10 years. >> mike sat down and read it. cover to cover. he got back to me, and he said to me, mom this book is terrific it has to be out there. i never done it before, i'm thinking about self publishing it. >> my business partner and i printed 10,000 copies. we sold them on facebook in a week and a half. >> he called me, he said, mom. are you sitting down, all of your books have sold. then there were phone calls from publishers and publishing houses, the housing that rejected you. >> they called and said, you you didn't tell us she could actually write, i showed it to you, the publishers came back, he made a deal, it got to the shelf. >> they say you never forget those big moments of your life. i will never forget the moment i learned that i was a "new york times" bestseller. john and i were having breakfast, the phonerage, he discussed whether or not to dan a

>> my mom's.hink she wanted me to have a better life than she had, but i also think her approach was very unhealthy and informed by her own lack of self-worth. she lived vicariously through me. >> reporter: jenette had her first audition at age 6, encouraged by late mom deborah. their bond deeply disordered and chaotic. she says her family struggled financially. over time, like so many child stars, her acting paid the bills. >> felt like a lot of pressure. and then i think my mom saw my career as a way out of that life, of that way of living, of that constant grind. >> how chaotic was that childhood home? you describe it with one line that stuck with me, that the air in the house felt like a held breath. >> it was really complicated. my mom also had cancer when i was 2 years old. it was the first time she was diagnosed. so not only was it chaotic because of the abuse that was happening, my mom's violent and erratic, unstable behavior. but also because we all lived in fear of her cancer coming back

. >> joining us on about books is tiffany justice with a group called moms for liberty, first off, what is it? >> we are a nonprofit organization of parents across the country and our mission is to unify, educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government. >> host: when you say all levels of government does that include checking and monitoring what books are in school libraries? >> sure but we have government schools. >> host: have you recommended a book the removed from the library? >> i have not wrecked minted a book being removed from the library but if i was still sitting on the school board which i did here in florida from 2016-2,020, i am a mom of 4 children, 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe they are appropriate for the age groups they are being presented. >> host: is it more of an age group thing for you than it is a political ideology? >> i don't think politics belong in this conversation at all. what w

she's with a group called moms for liberty first off mrs. justice. what is your group? we are a nonprofit grassroots organization of parents across the country in our mission is to unify educate and empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government and when you say all levels of government, does that include? checking and monitoring. what books are in school libraries? sure because we have government schools. have you ever recommended a book being removed from a library? am i personally haven't recommended a book be removed from the library, but if i was still sitting on school board, which i did here in florida from 2016 to 2020. i'm a mom of four children who attend public school ages 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have then actually asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe that they are appropriate for the age groups in which they're being presented and it's this more of an age group thing for you than it is a political ideology. yeah, i don't r

my mom own such shipping company. i used to work with her and people would call and ask for the queen. oh, it was so funny and people, you know, sometimes when i would go to pick up a barrel, they were kind of disappointed. to be honest with you. i think some people call just to have some sort of connection with her and her company. and like i shipped about with the queen. ah ah. i know who should they be? yes, i am panama act. i mean, always seeing those or change and see though represent data for, for learn us even gun us last. eat how they but in c n e last, they sudan on. i see kate gloria carmine this in a lie. he had the again, this cornel sheila, ah, so it's the night of the pageant and my mom looks beautiful. she's wearing an amazing gown and the entire city of cologne, where she's from, everyone's watching the pageant. she has the most amount of points and is clear to everyone that she's winning. but some people were not about to let that happen. a friend of my mom's ended up seated near catalina t 80, a woma

they make moms angry. >> they did. >> number one rule in politics, don't make moms mad .se] so moms are angry, that means dads are angry, that means big turnout. so i think you'll take back the senate, big wave in the house, historically that's the trend unless republicans screw it up which they can at that point from will look at the landscape and gauge if i'm going to take another shot and he's going to haveto make that decision for himself . obviously he has support still. golf every day at mar-a-lago or bedminster, both great courses so if hedoesn't run, i think igdesantis, it's his nomination to lose . [applause] >> what do you think the percentage, the likelihood of a trump desantis ticket? >> what do we think of trump waters? [applause] >> a powerful ticket. the pdesantis ticket. >> i would say the waters. >> i told you. if he drops it i will run. >> save your country. >> send the checks. >> we are starting a watters super pack right now. >> he was just on rodeo drive so send checks. i landed at lax and there was for 79. >> you asked earlier at our dinner out much

>> oh, always my mama. >> lamorne: your mom's the boss? >> mom is mom first.okay. >> but she also respects my opinion and the things that i bring to the table. and not only is she my mom, she's my business partner, and we work perfectly together. >> lamorne: that makes perfect sense, okay. [ applause ] so "one way." let's talk about "one way." oh my goodness. so -- tell us about this movie. very, very fun movie. dark movie. >> it's a dark movie. >> lamorne: twisted stuff going on in this movie. tell us about it. >> "one way" takes place mostly on a bus, which was challenging. when i wrapped i was like, i don't want to see a bus ever again. but it is a thriller. and i was acting alongside colson baker. also known as machine gun kelly. super nice, super brilliant, super talented. i play rachel, a young girl he comes across on the bus that is dealing with her own set of issues. she's lying about her age. she's just got a lot going on, but so does he. he's got in some trouble, he's injured. so it's an unlikely bond that you expect to happen. >> lamorne: right. >>

you know, your mom. in general , your mother is alive. as you said? is your mom alive?ot burned on the plane? i don't know. well, how was it? everyone died like that, but you were sitting next to her just like you were thrown out during a fall with a chair. why didn't the rescuer find her? i don't know, she herself will tell you everything, but only a little later. after the head injury and the shock, she still didn't remember everything. only now the memory began to come to her. with financial management of companies, don't worry, i i will help, but for the rest. only you can help her? are you okay? and mom is where now, when i can see him, soon, she is already on her way, don't worry, i'll arrange everything. well, and mom she suffered a lot, but in any case she looks good, her arms and legs are whole, thank god hello hello svetlana natalya konstantinovna natalya konstantinovna you are fine you look great, like from an advertising booklet of the ministry of internal affairs i will always insert you with my crushes as an example . well, tell me how her daughter has lon

and here he is, mom, i went.ol and eat, i say, mom, i don’t have time to call, and he will come to her that the stove is going to her. yes, yes, some part is taken by the boy in the upbringing, the father is dead, but the sun is brought up very much. and this woman knows you filed a complaint against her. yes, of course, and even that doesn't stop her. she says no matter what . i will still be with your son. oh, i told her. i say, here's to me. in this situation, most of all i feel sorry for your son. i say karina take care of your son, not mine. why are you taking your money? yes, i say, why do n't you say something if my son lives in hell? where does yours live then? why don't you do it? what does she do anyway? she was this dance teacher met, they were at the dance, they met at the disco. what do you think? why? here, in fact, karina chose your son, and not the same age or a man a little older than you ask her, she realizes that because of her love for your mary well, she may lose not only freedom but from his

mom? what are you? i'm done, i'm ready, just take your time. you will have time tatyana my daughter go get ready. hi i miss you so much. you opened my gift, it suits you and i like it. and i have a present for you too. well, why? well, what gifts? better tell us how much time we have that i will work. seriously in a hotel out of town there swimming pool sauna park mom, did you cry? the fact that again at work. let's not go anywhere at home, stay at home and watch a matchstick pie. come on mom, are you out of your mind ? the mood of stupidity, what a wonderful mood i have? only your coach can ruin it for me if we're late. go ahead, go ahead and ask. i'm collected, but you're not collected. you have 5 minutes of which yes, four workouts to be the best understood. okay, when you're done, let's go to the cafe, where's the ice cream? will you let me and hurricane cakes? we are at the cinema. but you i wanted to see a new cartoon, mommy. thanks , i love you so much. you know, i'm going to another firm alone.

it is real stuff that moms feel and they made moms angry.rule and politics, don't make moms matter. [applause] so, moms are angry that means dads are angry, that means a big turnout. so i think you will take back the senate, big wave in the house historically that is the trend unless republicans screwed up which there is a chance of. but, at that point trump is going to look at the landscape engage in my going to take another shot? and he is going tosc have to mae that decision for himself. but he also has a nice life, dinners with melodia, golf every day at milagro permanent recourses. i'm too if he doesn't run i think desantis will be the nomination. [cheering] [applause] works what you think the likelihood of a trump ticket? [laughter] what do you think of trump waters? [cheering] [cheering] that is a powerful ticket. rex i was thinking waters. [laughter] worksite told you. if i am drafted i will run. send the checks. [laughter] brooks was just on rodeo drive so just send them fat. >> iran today into s lax. most four and 7 cents a gallon.

mom and i ask.d everyone to their feet, it was friday. i got everyone to their feet and said, what kind of team is that telling me? don't worry, this is the most special connection. well , i really calmed down. in general , when you and here he served, you know, we still come here, his commander, it seemed that sometimes we live side by side in mikhailovich , he still comes to us. well, he found, mom, he found us first. and here at the dacha, he lives next to yershova, and andryushka tells us who you are on the air, mikhail mikhailovich , the head commander says andryushkin. and mother he says exactly, because we went to andryushka e. he served under the feces. well, we went to it. it's like, here's a bag like this mom she did all night, so they didn't cook. and they brought cutlets there. well, well, well, so sweets and how we brought andryushka, he was very fond of the candy mask. and this is the most. well guys, there's some other caramel in there, he said no. or everyone is the same, but i do no

something's happened with mom! >> and they said mom's dad. isn't she? and alexis said, yes.in said he left the house early in the house for work. later, he accepted an award at a safety fair. then about 11:30, he left the office to pick up his six-year-old daughter, eight, out from school. when they got home, she washed up the stairs to see her mother. and found her in the bathtub, unresponsive. >> it was horrifying. i mean this was my mom. vibrant, healthy woman. who was just ripped out of the world. >> what happened? michelle was a young 50. did not drink, did not smoke. she was carrying more weight than she wanted to. but the only thing out of the ordinary was the surgery she just had. >> i wasn't concerned about the health aspect of her doing the facelift. i just didn't think she needed it. >> so, if a complication from the surgery seemed unlikely. perhaps this theory from martin made more sense? maybe michele had taken too much pain medication. and while running a bat fell headfirst in the tub. >> they said she was slumped first into the tub, her head in the water, her

my mom to in when miss universe. but very few contestants from panama had made it to the top 12 before. and for the people in colony who were watching for all the black people in panama, that was a major victory. one movie, how ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, by good be who? ala. that's where i farrah my brain is hope all of you the burgess i'm here. gary. i'm which a hint. then k s bill our may not it bit are like a you're ready to sign. i called armano russia. e s a for me been sammy into. ah, she made history. it hurt me to my heart when she came from. so career. i'm in a didn't receive her good. there was supposed to come in, take all around panama, and it was she, she did something for us. our people we did. so when she returned the burner man, we saw the underlying problems of not given her the recognition that other girls had received. we had a group that was out who worked in the black community. one of the members just jumped in and said, hey, let's give her a car. well, we did it. we had that car available. and when i

you always take it that way, you don't know why i'll get my mom .seriously, well, parents always have a good conversation. so, what do you worry about, in general, how you treat animals. everything will be ok. natasha is a very bright girl with a very interesting cheerful and strong character. i think she will be able to cope easily, the more you can see even from the video that she really likes this task. but sasha is nervous and it’s not for nothing that parents will come to visit for the first time today and get to know his girlfriend, how the heroes will go through serious tests meeting with their parents. it seems that natasha is not at all worried about how her acquaintance with the future will go. and sasha will have to take the main blow, but the blow, apparently, there will be no small military terminology. there is such a term as friendly fire and our hero. you have to go through it. your mother manipulates you and you lead to all this, she loves me very much, you understand that she loves, but it's time to grow up to make your own decisio

a law mom ludovic, mohammed's ahead, is praying for tolerance. and he's happy to do so with a woman. that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam or the risks. hipaa was effect. this can't go on it hold, you know, there's too much violence, pressure and degradation in your mouth. it when making people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in her families and community healthy long off. i mean on a come, no tier, after studying, to become in a mom back in his native country of algeria is our head fled here to mar, say, in southern france. in his new home he came out as homosexual and founded and his lama institute. these days he also officiated gay weddings i've flown cur massey that hello to audrey a thank you for coming her disorders. it is a very honored to take part in the ceremony. as it ceremony, it's about acceptance and standing ones ground on it officially. same sex marriages are not allowed in islam.

to keep up with her school work. >> mom: >> vika: >> mom: >> vika: >> mom: >> woman (in russian, overg) (dogs barking) >> (speaking russian): >> (exclaiming): >> man: >> boy (speaking russian): >> man: >> (exclaiming): (man laughs) >> (plucking notes) (speaking russian): >> girl: >> boy: >> misha: (guitar playing) >> (singing indistinctly) >> vika: (playing) >> misha: >> grandmother: (guitar playing) >> opa! (dogs barking in distance) ♪ ♪ >> narrator: above ground, the people of kharkiv routinely wake to new ruins from shelling in the night. >> man (speaking russian): >> narrator: roman is out heing to search for survivors. >> (calling): (knocks) (breath trembling) narrator: desperate relatives are doing the same. >> (speaking russian): >> woman 2: >> (panting, door closes above) (exhales): nyet. >> i need to check another place. (door bangs) >> woman 2: >> woman 1: >> man (speaking russian): >> roman: >> (in russian, crying): >> narrator: with much of the city in ruins, many remain missing. the authorities don't know if people have left or lie dead beneath the rubble. in the saltivka

my mom is a terrible sind sang and that is why muslims don't do that. he failed proof. emmy, do mind if it myself, but i had wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of macca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims, with despite political unrest that continues to ravage su dan's capital. khartoum, german car fans are still finding ways to have fun. by day fatima city works in a pharmacy, but after work she devotes herself to her favorite hobby. the volkswagen beetle. with what do i like most about the volkswagen beetle? it's the quality they last for ever and there are so easy to maintain. i do most of the repairs myself and now that i have my own beetle, i've fallen even more in love with this cars. they also just are beautiful inside and out. i love them to have any she's not the only volkswagen fan in sedans, capital khartoum, to day beatle collectors gather in the city, along with other fans of german carmakers from the mercedes club. club ben sudan has more than 7000 members.

of course, mom, and you and sveta and kostya mom, i'll be fine in the morning. i love you too.e drive more carefully. i met with the witnesses who testified against you . learned something. bogatyryov was not even close to the crime scene, his testimony was fake. he was bribed. but mayevsky's witness is an alcoholic, he really saw something here, but she i only knew your jacket. the jacket could be taken off. you know he was wrong about what? beloved beloved hello old did not wake up. i didn't sleep, i can't sleep. i'll pass it on. good luck, len, don't worry, everything will be fine. i promise you. come on, bye, call. wake up you runaway convict. what are you going to have breakfast for? no first case, i figured out when to become your cassette, not mine is upset. it doesn’t matter that alex was given the phone number and addresses of the guests, someone must have picked up this cassette since it wasn’t there with a pear . it's the thought of sitting down at the phone. and me i need to run away on business. anastasia tsareva and nastya, your husband is calling. listen to me, i

this is just to mom for mission. i saw a blogger, buddy, italy for michelle marsh, active nick armando took over the miles to be posted if the company got 1st for you . my sister, i'm that doesn't bother me. some invest probation by the 15th. the separation finance. the 1st one is this bit of variety of miss rushing and not just national richna runs guy, but it's in the damage that are border while yet katrina was training in moscow. sponsors were found to finance and operation on one of the patients. i didn't with it, but maybe if i didn't get it by you finish all this stuff on my team with that. sure. so by the way, i know a lot of with one go by the design and that that with what 8, why doesn't with the whole with b, e a m o r e with arina mom recently returned from moscow where they'd been able to consult with doctors thanks to the road of life. foundation in her of the biscuit. oh so he, me, mr. which a hero. he just going the chateau. there is no restorable. good. yep. abuse. now gording with here for the usual

mom needs your mom's contact.you need my mom, i'll think to give or not? oh, at some point, i send a voice message from my son's phone. i said my name is svetlana. i need to meet your mom. this is a very important matter. it concerns the family. after some time comes voice from her, where it is said in a rigidly clearly set voice. i talked to my mom. i understand what you want to talk to me about, talking will not be all. goodbye. you know, here. i understand that i must have done something at that moment. terrible stupidity. when i heard her voice, her manner of speaking. i realized that i answered this in such a situation. here, i would just answer in the same way, and i answered in the same intonation. yes, i am now 100% sure that you are my daughter wanted from you just to see. well you did the choice you made the decision of my respect. let's invite your son to us, who was with you at that very moment in our studio. pavel pechenko . i thought it was in some fairy tales. maybe there are serial films, yes, in s

most of them are mazda, my mom, if you will let mom and dad had them. i wouldn't want him to really say, why don't they don't or not? i know they had other mom was lieutenant louis by that. and a bunch of warriors, don. none of it. how bye. yeah, bye. though, my mom, what my mother, he muttered again did of the motto. i did one in the got the newly i didn't wanna do it over there day. my whole wash. i should also genoa. sure. all as i was down late and what i thought over there, then you did him, we'll do it equally right immediately for ed bloom. i did it and i am the other for modern with disabilities that will learn more about andrew my, my little thinking really be that want to know more than one on monday will along with on the old on. oh, poor dear god yell the wrong are only they're gonna call them. i got a at our on our minds on my when i look good in the you do actually but i hung that early. what am i glad? i'm glad when you're a, but i mean by the normal, harder, louder, more money got a more when the new thought up is a little while i and i

where did mom buy the towel? she doesn't wash off now, mom. heap. i'm sorry. sir, i'm sorry, why didn't you like my towel, but at home everyone liked it. and that explains everything. that's right, the man told me that you can take the girl out of the village, and the village of the girl never. so, what do you think of me. and my mother warned me that you would reproach me in the village. and you only listen to your mother, you don't have your own brains. mom, let's get out of here. she will never forgive you for this. i don't even understand why. run, run to your web. he already misses you. he's already been waiting for you. we live in a democracy. freedom is an assembly of demonstrations. these people, they harbored a grudge against the soviet government. give them the will to arrest and judge the chinchikov to capital punishment. i have a girl daughter. i'm you can't find it. but the feeling of konchalovsky, dear comrades of the prime minister on friday at 21:20 on the russia channel, requires special attention. i was told that you consult

my mom, somehow she has been the nicest and also the toughest person that i know. she would always listen to me even though i talked a lot and would answer my questions and encourage me when i would ring things up and different ideas that i had. she never told me i couldn't do something if i had some wild idea. she would just make sure that i was being realistic about it. oakley want to do that? it's going to take a lot of work preview will have to work really hard and that sort of thing but she never does search the -- from trying things and not help you become a person that is willing to try things even if i don't know what the outcome is going to be in if you don't mind i would love to show. >> i would love for you to. i want everybody to see the cover. the illustrations and your book, you did a wonderful collaboration. >> this picture right here was a picture of basically me talking a whole bunch and my mom. this feels like it embodies what it was like for me as little charisse just talking and talking and talking and when i was young i talked a lot, like a lot

single females or moms, working moms.e gives them, in the 30 years he has been in business, he has paid for 100% of their healthcare. he gives them time off, he allows them to bring their children to work when they don't have daycare or school is out. the benefits that he gives to employees, i think if there were taxes imposed on his small business would hurt employees dramatically. >> he does this because he wants to. no one is mandating how he handles his employees. you have been very involved with habitat for humanity. can you speak to how the supply chain bottlenecks are affecting your volunteer work? >> yes, ma'am. i spoke to that a little bit earlier. there is about 10 or 12 elders in birmingham that will build a house. we did not do it during the two years of the pandemic and we cannot do it this year because of supply chain issues. the majority of those homeowners that i have worked with have been single moms. that is 30 women just in the birmingham area that have been pushed out of the housing market because of s

okay and we'll dance together hey mom hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey mom let me go on the road you remember when you were young you screamed for your father glory go play oh mom let me go on the road then don't fight mother oh mother oh mother let go oh mother oh mother oh don't quarrel oh two oh two oh clouds let go of your bone in masks i want you weld and everything will come from flood oh there are vitamins oh mother let go of the lord you let go of your two oh two oh mother don't fight oh taste oh mother oh mother let your taste go to everyone who wants, don't fight how are you doing, you heard that the whole of ukraine didn't raise the whole flow of the river with us hey hey hey hey hey once again who let me go on the stream oh mom you remember when you were young if a there it goes on the finger first let me go fight cold but now it has become hot it has become hot from your feelings from your hands from all of you glory to ukraine for sure that no one can win and never this is love so let's sing together and raise our hands up we can even make flashlights if you want to

it was mom at the window ugly. this is mom at the window udima. not yet it's been so long since i've been away from home. go away peel smoked and diesel and calls me again. your voice from afar, this is my mother at the window of my parents. this is a mother at the window near russia. more songs that heal the soul and judges that changed the melodies. movies on friday, you and i are not partners. we perfectly compensate for each other's shortcomings. big movie premiere, on friday at 21:20 on the russia channel, the solution helps to destroy nail fungus with the base nozzle treatment it has become even more convenient up to 28% more profitable than the european analogue with the fungus sberbank represents a loan with the lowest rate over the past 10 years of four and nine percent. apply for a loan at a branch or sberbank online and find out the decision in a couple of minutes. sberbank is obviously profitable about low prices, you can just talk. and you can lower them. check out the low prices on 1,500 items at pyaterochka pay for two it's autumn.

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and also the fact that my mom was in the army when i was growing up. my mom was in the army for 20 years from before i was born until i got out of high school. because we moved a lot while she was getting in stationed in different places. i ended up making new friends acquite a bit. all of us want to connect when we get to a new place. i learned how to get comfortable without and just seeing that my mom had a career of service and when she got done being in the army she ended up working at the post office for 20 years. my mom has dedicated her career to service and that has definitely played a role in just mymy view of how we can help moe things along and participate. my way is participating in the government in a lot of ways we can be of service to our community. >> a service with a twist. you mention the martial arts and i have to tell you and i hope you can share some of the other restriction showing with your martial arts three or four pages, while. >> this is a very busy job just so everybody knows. i haven't been doing as much martial arts as you

i know that my mom has influenced me. what does your mom do for you?my mom was very important in making me being nice to people. i'm very well mannered. >> i've seen the argument. so that is something that was important to make sure that i was nice to everyone and that it mattered. the janitor, ceo, homeless person, liberal. i had to treat everyone with respect. i just try to treat everybody with respect when i'm out on the street i try to respect everybody no matter who they are and that is something she instilled. we can have a good time and laugh atat ourselves but liberas can't. in the book you talk about how liberals don't appreciate comedy. why do you think the left is so afraid of comedy? >> there's a lot of material there. but that self-deprecating humor is critical to what i do because i can't take myself too seriously or people would think i was just an arrogant, so humor disarms people especially out on the street when i'm dealing with these radicals. very effective at ridicule and had that run for a while where he was really moving. republi

, mom. >> thank you, mom, and i wish my mom was here tonight, so she could see that this standing ovationas for her, and the standing ovation for every young woman who knows they can do it because they deserve more and an abortion. thank you, penny, thank you, congresswoman, for fighting for kids like me to have opportunities in america. the closing statement, how important is it to continue this fight? >> remember this -- it is up to us. president reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same or one day, we will spend our years telling our children and our children's children what it was once like in the united states when men were free. we are going to fight for freedom and we are so grateful, and that standing ovation was for your mom. >> absolutely. my mom always says in the bible, mary became with child as well. first woman she saw was elizabeth who looked in her womb as well and confirmed what she was hosting was a blessing. i sometimes question, had my young mom been in front of so

this is what he said. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor.e and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay. she looked like she was asleep. >> not long after marion county sheriff jason sandholt arrived at the farmhouse. he grew up in the county and knew the family. did you get into the house itself? >> i did. >> and there you are saying what happened here? >> correct. and who would have a desire to kill a lady in rural iowa? >> the sheriff called for help. >> i got multiple phone calls from my boss. >> agent ludwick works for a division of the state police, the department of criminal investigation, the dci. this was his first case in pleasantville, about an hour away from des moines. >> there were multiple vehicles in the driveway, law enforcement on the scene and the family is gathering around the big tree. >> does any of the arriving officers tell you that's the husband or that's the son? >> i meet with the sherriff and it was a

versus working mom . that's aparadox . >> we know whether moms are working for at home that is strong close family is increases the odds of a stable happy life for men and young women, we know that. families incidence of poverty and the best source of life, of love and support. having said that, many moms to work now and most dads, some dads are at home. the truth is that for married moms and dads, you use our marriage to show your children what love is about, what commitment is about and if you happen to be raising a daughter alone, if you're a man or a woman and that happens, things happen. you can still use this family first approach. building relationships with aunts, uncles. building relationships with the church family but understanding the importance of family and how it keeps, it makes kids feel secure and makes them happy. that's really key. the other part of this, hard work is a virtue. and an interesting thing i noticed among many young women i work with.i've asked them over the years what you

ok, mom. worried that, thank god, everything ended well, but it could end not very well. anything could be you did not think about what it is, well , selfish enough. in general, the relationship readiness, mother, who speaks. but let me help you, maybe you should have insisted that well, now, of course, some hypotheses, because thank god, there is a wonderfully healthy kirill was born. mom is absolutely beautiful. how many kirusha are now even 4 months old. this is how a woman looks like after giving birth to a child of 54 years old. but he didn't think about that well, maybe somehow i went over somehow with the willingness of my mother. well, mom is ready, but am i ready to risk her health like that. i was not ready, initially i and that the decision that we made, what will be planted in january, when kirill was planted, he succeeded very difficult with tears in his eyes, but my mother called me, you decided. well, here, i can i feel that i can consult with my husband. my husband says to me,

hello mom mom let's explore. kirill mikhailovich yes, invite the courier to you.lease come in hello a hello did you prepare your papers? yes, and with you, but what am i talking about? yana's daughter my dear mother, dear lord, my dear, my mother, my beloved dear, let's go. we'll take a short walk, thank you very, very much again. my pleasure. all the best. what do we have a virgin? in life it is easy to say to find what you need to do, we will release the guts. well let me turn to our conversation. i'm coming back. we should be in control in 20 minutes. i go quickly back and forth. in the meantime, read the route well.

i'm evelyn char, mom and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that more divide and deny that this. i have invited many deer and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end ah, this week on world stories, helping severely injured children and afghan, it's dan, an openly gay mom in france. we begin in ukraine, which has celebrating 30 years of independence this week. but it comes at a price many ukrainians are spending the day on the front lines. ah, there are a weeds at the bottom of the trenches. that's how long the frontline has been here and you have for for satan that says battlefield name. this has meant months of living in and under this is where they sleep, eat and wait for something to happen. the cranes national poet taught us if jenkins, which has over them when they shell us, we all come down here to people have to stay outside to monitor the situation. the others hide in here. it's mostly been and not hillary being shell shelling back, waiting for the next round. 2 sides target each other from a distance trying to damage a position enough to th

moms for liberty.ith tutor, she was the voice on the american first show. we have huge intellectuals. i understand that people are thirsting for action. they want to use their agency. they don't want to sit with a channel changer listening to fox give you nothing but talking points. >> should i give my might to mike lindell? >> i've known you for a long time, i have dedicated my life now, i was in the service for a long time. i have dedicated my life, 80% of those in this room, you could do -- you have dedicated your life to this cause. 100 years from now they will talk about this like they talked about the revolution, the civil war, the great depression. they are going to teach this in schools 100 years from now. how do you want to be remembered? as somebody who left it on the field? it would be easier for all of us to do something else. kari lake, tudor dixon is going to get chopped up every day because they see how the apparatus works. her victory speech the other night should be taught in graduate

enter the conflicts own, confronting the powerful a teen mom. stuff to the violence on the capitol hill, it's clear that you have to ma chrissy was in great danger than previously believe my guess this week from thomas david from all right. and columnist for the atlantic magazine. he says the stakes were and still are frightening way home. come on in 60 minutes on d, w. d w's crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes are available online. and of course, you can share and discuss on d, w, africa's facebook page, and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in now a place that connects people and ideas a place to be inspired. my bank is a neighborhood into 100 blades cbd, celebrated hoping a console and creates a path. today we've tapped into some of it's hidden to it's in these buildings where we will find out how many supports consent unless good idea.