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the capacity to much faster, and that's the best we can be against that you where highlighting are osborne. she's chief economist at the cd. thank you for joining us. thank you. and speaking of emerging economies, turkeys all like growth of just under 2 percent in the 1st quarter of the year. that's according to new figures released today. that is, however, cold comfort for many businesses there that continue to suffer in the pandemic. especially those in tourism with few international rivals last year about 2 thirds of terse revenue from a normal year just vanished in theory 2021 should be better, but many turks fear it won't be most of our own by normally enjoys the view from the terrors of his hotel, but that's changed. for months. he's only seen an empty cow phase and frustrated street vendors in antalya, the old town, along with other hotel owners, was struggling just as much as he is. one of his mother, no little consensus on a day like this. i couldn't talk to you. we'd be fully booked with a lot to do. but right now occupancies just tend to 20 percent. things continue like this. i'

. >> at the heart of the mission is the 52-year-old buddy osborne.on racketeering charges. after he was released, he found god. >> the next generation of those kids should not have to experience what they experienced on the everyday basis in kensington. >> what's the answer? >> the answer is you doing your job and me doing my job and the mayor doing their job and everyone of us coming together to do our job. that's the solution. to me, when it is one person trying to make a change it don't work. >> reporter: volunteers approaching kids throughout the pandem pandemic, keeping the kids from a deadlier risk. several times a week, a group of chaplin walked the avenue ministering to a number of young adults in the neighborhood's only park. >> the chaplin from the rock is reaching out and you can see people shooting up in the open and never seen anything like this before. the sadness and the pain on people's faces. >> for this 26-year-old woman, it began with an ankle surgery hooked on heroine. >> heroine when i went to jail and heroine. >> she says her mo

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. >> even explained to the cop, david osborne, about the money he had given kate for jewelry and other expenses and that the check was to pay him back. >> he was basically best friends with catherine, had been for several years. >> in fact, even told detective osborne he was very likely the last friend to see her before she disappeared. >> he said he had saw her friday night at dinner, had drinks, came back, dropped get off back at her house. >> if you say what time? >> i think the time would've been probably around 11:30, 11:45 at that time? >> the detective checked, of course, and found text messages that confirmed what ethan told him. he even went for the house even shared with his mom. >> and they both let me, and and they both allowed me to search it. mother and ethan both told me this is his room and where he stays. >> but to say the instance >> you say the incense suspicion of the part of the especially wearing's and police on their part was upsetting to was upsetting ethan to ethan was probably an was probably an understatement understatement. >> [inaudible] . >> >> this is eth

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is checking in with kelly osborn. >> let me ask you this right off the top. >> plus, kim is taking uso a little piece of tokyo in los angeles. >> we're celebrating asian-pacific american heritage month with a 150-year-old grapefruit cocktails and japanese calligraphy here in little tokyo. >> and one of the stars of "cruel summer" is spilling behind-the-scenes secrets

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osborne, who you may remember came out as gay back in february.said we have some concerns. although some pointed to his history of supporting anti-lgbtq legislation. this started a big -- a bit of a controversy in the tat e, "'vor over half our lives. jeremy fason honored jeremy fason honored a man who doesn't live here. let's have lunch one day on us. would like to know more about you as a person." the representative responded, "i would be honored to break bread with you." >> notice -- nice. >> a lot of support including kacey musgraves who tweeted, "massively disappointed in the tennessee house republicans for blocking my friend from being honored because" all capitals "he's gay." we talked to t.j. and john osborne last month. t.j. talked about his decision to come out. let's take a look. >> what i didn't know was how positive it would be. i did not know that. >> you got a l o su amounts of pp thers bee some peoe saying some off-color things to me. but it was a lot less than i expected. >> it was great that this legislation was introduced in the

and we looked at what happened to sharon osborne, she said i am not a racist, never been a racist.ze you are. the more people understand this, doesn't matter if they are black or white, as we've seen in the school board meetings, they know there is something wrong with this, they don't want the future leadership of this country to be taught we are a racist country. >> kennedy: that is what they are teaching, jesse, it amounts to propaganda, in big cities like new york and los angeles and d.c., high schoolers are well below grade level in terms of math and english proficiency, why not teach them actual things that they need to learn in school like how to read and how to do basic math? >> jesse: i'm all for that kennedy. look at what critical race theory is, it tells you that white people are bad and that white people are oppressing black people. juan is black. juan is not oppressed, anyone that wears cuff links are not oppressed and every time i see juan show pictures of his family, everyone looks beautiful, like they are having the time of their lives 6789 i looked at the details.

daniel slayton, leslie osborne and a lot of other alumni.decided after the game that we never worked so the sideline cheering and jumping up and but. what these girls it was remarkable. >> grace to fight to the diamond the giants taking on the reds. top of the 4 of red up a run runners on the corners for alex dickerson. but guess what, the right to you. well, send that right field corner. that is gone giants. go ahead. they go on to win 4 to 2 game 3 tomorrow. your san francisco giant the best record in the national league. what a year it's been. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you, jason. coming up for we know that our phones tracker location or shopping habits. even our captures a fingerprint. but is it also secretly taking photos of our a viral tiktok video is causing people some people to panic, a bit thinking their iphones might be spying on them. >> the post claims that iphone is taking invisible photos of users without permission. but is the woman's claim true or just a conspiracy theory. >> ashley ke

daniel slayton, leslie osborne and a lot of other alumni. we all decided after the game that we never worked so the sideline cheering and jumping up and but. what these girls it was remarkable. >> quick note last year out. let me read these highlights first to the diamond giants taking on the reds top of the 4th reds up a run. alex dickerson said, you know what, the way back there. make that up to on the now they were down i'm sorry, giants go on to win 4 to 2 quick know. back to santa clara. you know, last year when the lakers one in the bubble. they said that's the most impressive championship. i have to say between santa clara women soccer in stamford, women's basketball winning a national championship through all the restrictions in their home county that might take the cake. so congrats to both of those 2 programs, bringing it back to santa clara county. get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for wh

nataki osborn jelks, dare erica holeman hill and their associates. place to get a quick hoagie in philly. >> we're actually monitoring water here in atlanta. we're looking for the evidence of bacteria, in particular e. coli bacteria. in the city of atlanta as well as across the country, we still have polluting infrastructure called combined sewer systems. >> combined sewer systems. just what i pictured talking about when i grew up and wanted to be a comedian. she's sewers are designed to collect -- slightly too much rain for the pipe? uh-oh. >> when there are heavy rain events, we sometimes have raw untreated sewage mixed with stormwater. it has with it disease carrying pathogens. combined sewers in atlanta, they're in predominantly black communities. >> here in atlanta, youth growing up from a particular zip code has a 12 to potential 18-year life difference in expectancy than folks from the northern side of the city. >> a type of infrastructure that serves those communities. we decided we needed an organization that would not only fight against the

daniel slayton, leslie osborne and a lot of other alumni.all decided after the game that we never worked so the sideline cheering and jumping up and but. what these girls it was remarkable. it was a huge surprise we were not expecting a huge group of supporters to be waiting for us as we got off the bus. so to see them. >> it just so heartwarming and we have felt so much love through this entire tournament is very excited sure. magic being one of these college kids, right. and you've got world champions like you for world cup and olympians. yeah. hearing for you right there. and of course brandy chest husband is the coach. >> of the team. so she's a big supporter the last time the santa clara women one, it always in 2000. >> turned well-deserved. we'll take a quick break. at 5.52 right back. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. >> well, google maps is getting

daniel slayton, leslie osborne and a lot of other alumni. we all decided after the game that we never worked so the sideline cheering and jumping up and but. what these girls it was remarkable. it was a huge surprise we were not expecting a huge group of supporters to be waiting for us as we got off the bus. so to see them. >> it just so heartwarming and we have felt so much love through this entire tournament is very excited. ok. did you hear what brady chest and just said, about the hard work. yes. >> that's how you win. you don't but by stupid lottery ticket. because did you win last night. >> did you in because i didn't get a ticket for last night. that's why. >> but i your next jackpot. that's why no 1, one. because you're supposed to wait. didn't buy the ticket ok, so now the mega millions 550 million. yes, more than half a. >> him down. and so that's what you're going to do. now. it's worth playing now. it's worth playing all right. the rest of us, the great unwashed james. you know, we just punch the clock and we go to work. >> and,

miles away from the | osborne as well. miles away from the ideas whirling — osborne as well. that of labour, but you do that by— wider than that of labour, but you do that by supposing the medium to longer— do that by supposing the medium to longer term. do that by supposing the medium to longerterm. i do that by supposing the medium to longer term. i think what's the eve was missing — longer term. i think what's the eve was missing in his analysis is the conservative party is very adaptable to circumstances and has always been. _ to circumstances and has always been. it— to circumstances and has always been. it is— to circumstances and has always been, it is the advantage over labour~ — been, it is the advantage over labour~ it— been, it is the advantage over labour. it doesn't mind changing coalition— labour. it doesn't mind changing coalition and it doesn't mind changing _ coalition and it doesn't mind changing its position, for example from _ changing its position, for example from 2010 — changing its position, for example from 2010 when it faced a deficit election— from

we need to do more on tradition, on tradition, on allowing vaccines to quote bother are osborne. she's chief economist, the cd. thank you for joining us. and speaking of emerging economies, turkey so like growth of just under 2 percent in the 1st quarter of the year, it's according to new figures released today. that however is called comfort for many businesses there they continue to suffer from the pandemic, especially those in tourism. a few international rivals last year, about 2 thirds of turn revenue from a normal year just vanished in theory. 2021 should be better when you turks. here it won't be most of our earth by normally enjoys the view from the terrors of his hotel. but that's changed for months, he's only seen the empty car phase and frustrated street vendors in antalya as old town, along with other hotel owners, was struggling just as much as he is. one of you know, a lot of consensus on a day like this. i couldn't sit and talk to you, we'd be fully booked with a lot to do. but right now, occupancies just tend to 20 percent. things continue like this. go bankrupt s

daniel slayton, leslie osborne and a lot of other alumni. we all decided after the game that we never worked so the sideline cheering and jumping up and but. but these girls, it was remarkable. it was a huge surprise we were not expecting a huge group of supporters to be waiting for us as we got off the bus. so to see them. >> it just so heartwarming and we have felt so much love through this entire tournament is very excited. ok. did you hear what britney chest and just said, about the hard work. yes. >> that's how you win. >> you know, but by stupid lottery ticket. because did you win last night. >> did you end because i didn't get a ticket for last night. that's why. >> but i your next jackpot. that's why no 1, one. because you're supposed to didn't buy the ticket ok, so now the mega millions 550 million. yes, more than half a. >> down. and so that's what you're going to do playing now it's worth playing all right. the rest of us, the great unwashed james. you know, we just punch the clock and we go to work. >> and, you know, we had our h

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. >> reporter: moss plays the role of june osborne, one of the women forced to bear children as partned wiley an emmy in 2018. >> i didn't bring you all this way just to leave you behind. >> reporter: she's a bad ass. you think she's helping you be more bad ass? >> honestly, i think, is helping lots of women be more bad ass, and i am one of them. >> reporter: you might say wiley has a knock for landing strong female roles on groundbreaking shows. as pusse washington, an inmate serving time for a drug conviction on "orange is the new black,"l kwt " her character wad by a security who putt h his kn on her back during a protest. >> it was around the time that trayvon martin was the conversation. to have it come back so many years later -- was really hard for me. and the same hand, going to "the handmaid's tale," it's -- i feel like a lot of the things that the writers have written in this show, they've writtenore they've happened in our society. i kind of want to be like -- writers, please watch what you're writing. >> reporter: how do you put yourself into that character season after s

her daughter rebecca osborne, four years old when her parents were accused. a preview look at all of this. we should mention this all started back in 1999 moving to washington, they were accused of raping one of their children and it turns out they were not true. it appears that their children were pressured into testifying against them. the investigator was looking into the case was bob perez. what do you know where his intentions? >> i think his underlying intentions might have gone to his grave with him but i do know ultimately, it was getting kids away from their families. maybe we will never know, hopefully we will know more as this docuseries unfolds but just separating the kids from the families and placing the children were he seemed to fit seem to be the motivation at the time. if >> john: lets preface that with previewing a clip we will e on fox news sunday. >> that child ring was known to participants as the circle. >> the pentecostal house of prayer was the scene of almost weekly in which five and 6-year-old children were forced to sing bible song

rebecca osborn, rebecca, thank you so much for being with us this morning. years old you were telling people the truth, you knew the difference between a truth and a lie yet what happened? >> we were taken away from our parents and families and we went, underwent different moments of brain watching and so we were coerced, told what to say. it wasn't we were allowed to tell the truth. we were only allowed to tell what they had dictated for to us say. jedediah: do you remember what that brainwashing looked like? were you sitting in rooms where people were telling you to repeat certain things? what did that look like? >> it actually had a lot of different looks to it. a lot of it included the chief of police and head detective at time, bob perez. a lot includes cps workers. and a lot included foster moms and dads at the time. they put us in particular homes they knew these people would continue the brainwashing while we were in therapy care. so we would go through segments where they would, we spent 20 minutes, an hour going over what i had to say, painting thi

party which, as i have said, is mixing state intervention in a way that david cameron and george osborneo keep onside with as well? i think it will become an issue quite soon. | it will become an issue quite soon. as owen _ it will become an issue quite soon. as owen says, it is a little bit difficult — as owen says, it is a little bit difficult for labour to, to spend so much _ difficult for labour to, to spend so much when — difficult for labour to, to spend so much when the tories are already doing _ much when the tories are already doing that — much when the tories are already doing that for example because historically, that might have been somewhere you could have a differentiation between the two parties — differentiation between the two parties. with the pandemic, it has become _ parties. with the pandemic, it has become a — parties. with the pandemic, it has become a situation where there is a lot of— become a situation where there is a lot of spend, spend going on with a conservative party in power. at one point, _ conservative party in power. at one point, i_ conservative part