patricia, stay with us.un through what we know about president ebrahim raisi as well. let's explain a bit about his background and rolling iran. —— background and his role in iran. he was born in 1960, and as a teenager, took part in the protests against the shah, who ruled iran with the backing of western nations, including the us. when the shah was overthrown in 1979, he rose quickly within the new regime, headed by the ayatollah khomeini. aged just 25, he became the deputy prosecutor in tehran. it's believed he sat on secret tribunals thousands of political prisoners to death. mr raisi remained a leading figure in iranian politics, and in 2021, he won the presidential election. observers say many moderate and reformist candidates were not allowed to stand, and the turnout was low. he is seen as a conservative, hardline cleric, and under his presidency, he's had to deal with widespread anti—government protests, including those against the obligatory wearing by women of a head covering. there has also been

patricia heaton: ...it's not about the kids. line of your dress. frank: well then you should be dragging around a persian rug! jim mckairnes: we've all had parents who, despite our best efforts, reject all of our kindness... and it backfires. doris: i don't understand why you would use bleach on these towels. patricia: they just seemed a little yellow-y. doris: yes, they're yellow towels! patricia heaton: we all come into a family. we need a family. love them or hate them that's who we were given. mara brock akil: the success of cosby resurrected the sitcom and because of that ushered in a lot of great storytelling. jacqueline coley: when the cosby show went off the air, we did have other black family sit-coms to fill that void, and one of them was the fresh prince, which was another version of aspirational black family wealth. will: i didn't know there were so many brothers living in this neighbourhood. we doing alright, huh? jacqueline coley: but fox was one of the first networks that really took risk with black sitcoms that h

me encuentro con patricia la quinceava, eliminada de la casa de los famosos patricia, estás aquí?rme puesto las pilas como nosotros decimos, el haber ganado lideresa, el haber ganado todo lo que la casa tiene para poder ganar eh? yo creo que le demostré al público que independientemente el poco tiempo que yo llevara, yo merecía estar ahí. con quién más tuviste conflictos? fue con tu paisana? sí, con maripili. háblame de maripili. si entrego muchas ganas de estar con una compatriota. pero también reconozco que soy una mujer de límites y no por el hecho de tener una compatriota. voy a permitir que se me falte el respeto o que la convivencia no sea amena al final ellos se quedaron sin cuarto, el cuarto tierra fue cerrado. hablemos de alaska. con quién tuviste una relación bastante cordial. sin embargo, en los posicionamientos, eh se te posiciona y empiezan a tener una diferencia. lo que interpreto yo es que carece de seguridad, carece de muchas cosas que le es difícil poder resaltar a una mujer que tenga al lado, que tenga virtudes, que sea bella. o sea, la consideras envidiosa y no

and it's unclear what patricia has new role will be. i'm sure i'll both men what keys take as in rushes war and ukraine, and the re shuffle took some west and military observers by surprise. clearly page and has recently been being okay right to his latest time in the presidency. and he would have expected, at that point, maybe some changes in the leadership, but not least to, not together and showing you the successes, defend smith. this is andre, but it was of a former deputy prime minister and an economist that it was of is a civilian with little military experience with dial. the kremlin says, well, it was of got the job because boots and wants to ministry to be open to innovation . and it is important to incorporate the economy of the security block into the country's economy to incorporate it in a way that matches the dynamics of the current moment. it's also important to mention that today those who are more open to innovation and implement innovation. the quickest when i'm the battle field with bella who sold nomination futon is

the matt patricia, the jury has not likely her michael cohen tell his story.t can we expect from his testimony? >> we've all heard michael cohen's story over and over again those of us who closely followed the trump case. this jury has now seen, i think the d.a. has really laid out the groundwork to prepare the jury to hear. the jury has heard some witnesses thought he was a jerk or that he called himself mr. fixer. he was the guy who usually broke things first as hope hicks testify. they really laid the groundwork for michael cohen to tell his story. i agree completely with my colleague here. the paperwork is they are. now michael cohen comes in and fills in the blanks. >> he has painted donald trump out to be his foal. we saw him on tiktok this week. he was wearing his podcasts t- shirt depicting the former president behind bars. what would your advice be to the prosecution as they are bringing cohen to the stand? do they say tone it down? is it risky? >> they have no other choice. he is the one person, as patricia just said, that can provide direct evidence

this afternoon, in conversation with patricia spears jones merida, golden and kevin powell, we can give them a round of applause, please. i am just going to briefly read ea of our author's bios and these are condensed kind of in the effort for us to have enough time, a very brief word about each writer. and then, as youw is room that contains their wonderful b time picking up their books and spending with all of their words. as i have done for many, many years. so to begin we have marita golden. she is the award winninghr authr over 20 works of fiction and nonfiction. her most book is the new black woman herself has boundaries heals every day. she co-founder and present president emerita of the hurston wright foundation and teaches workshops and is a literary consult tim patricia spears jones is an arkansas born and raised playwright cultural and author of the beloved community and other collections of poetry. her work is widely anthologized raised and she teaches at barnard. she is the current new state poet and recipient of the 2017 jackson poetry prize, she lives on a magical street

ready in order to hear somebody who is guiding patricia white. alright, andre full of military analysts. thank you very much for helping us decode the inner workings of the kremlin as best as we possibly can. thank you for your time. thank you. crane you missed all attack us killed at least 11 people in the russian city of belgrade, close to the border between the 2 countries. part of an apartment block collapsed a few hours after the blast. 2 children were among at least 20 wounded till such a body has moved from moscow. a. this is the moment a ukrainian missile hit, an apartment complex in the russian city of belgrade. the attack took place on sunday morning, destroy most of the 3 buildings in the compound rescue workers search for survivors under the russell and said, well that's the one we'll get. everything started sign a window. so can we do that with 10 floors in the building? i live on the 7th floor. my husband was sleeping in the bedroom, his head and face the injured. everything collapsed in one second. we didn't have time to do anythin

so what i'd like to do, as i ju mentioned, begin the conversation with patricia merida and kevin these who i deeply admire. i have to tell them i'm really grateful for all the things you do in our community and your own gifts as writers, cultural workers, mentors, you. i see you as good trouble you know that you're out there in the world, not only writing and the imagination that you've offered our community but also i know that i am not alone as a younger writer who turns often my community think about healing. and so what i'd like to do now is start our conversation about healing, right which is so fluid. it's so shape shifting. it is studded with ancestors. the■ natural world, the diaspor, everything. but i'd like us to really focus on your own understanding of healing as have it. how you came to it at this time. i shared some questions in advance. you, because i wanted us to kind of try to focus somewhere inside the word healing and where we might journey to today in the time that we have. and so i thought i might you each to begin to just briefly think about this idea of healing a

that's going to be really beautiful in the middle of patricia's green. that is such a great program. any commissioner comments on this? seeing none, is there any public comment? >> if you like to comment, please proceed to the podium and fill out a information card. we are on item 9. anyone who would like to comment on the current item? seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. >> thank you craig. i seek a motion from one of the commissioners and please state your name for the item 9, patricia's green temporary art project. >> so moved, commissioner schnair. >> second? >> second, commissioner hakimi. all in favor say aye. any opposed? the motion passes unanimously. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> we are on the last item and that is staff report. i would like to introduce civic art collection public art program director mary. >> thank you commissioner. i'm like, where are you? you are up here. >> i have quick update and it is the rfq for [indiscernible] we are looking for a artist to integrate with artwork design for the site. the rfq ha

jomari: nuestra compaÑera patricia conversÓ con Él.blica, juguÉ baloncesto con los muchachos del barrio, de todo eso fui dando algunas cosas. hice un extracto. ahora me sirve para que los muchacho me presten un poco de atenciÓn. un niÑo saca un 40 en una temÁtica que no sabe matemÁticas. [risas] es que no sabe matemÁticas. no sabe matemÁticas. patricia: sus podcast estÁn en youtube y en plataformas como amazon. sin duda ha encontrado una fÓrmula original y Única de transmitir sus verdades. cuÁl es el mayor consejo que le das a un hombre que comienza a ganar dinero? cuÁl es el mayor error que cometen? >> el mayor consejo que le puedo dar a un muchacho para conseguir dinero es que no suba el estatus de vida tan rÁpido. soy pobre, pero honesto. salga de la pobreza. la pobreza sirve para salir de ella. patricia: los consejos no son sÓlo para finanzas, para todo tiene la palabra acertada. por quÉ dices quÉ dios no estÁ en la calle en la madrugada? >> el que no estÁ buscando dinero luego de las 2:30 horas de la madrugada es porque la calle e

patricia, what are your big takeaways from the trial this week?it was actually stunning to hear him describe the chaos that erupted when the campaign was notified that the story was about to break about the karen mcdougal payoffs. they were preparing for donald trump to have his debate against hillary clinton and she described going to her room with that the likes of stephen miller and chris christie all helping trump prepare for his debate with hillary clinton and they have to tell him about this story that is about to break and they were worried right after. >> of course, talking about that, the testimony appeared to show that she was grateful for trump supporting and launching the career. it meant that she knew more about this scheme then trump would have liked. did her testimony do more to help the prosecution or the defense? >> i think it helped the prosecution because she clearly stated that this was about getting donald trump elected. this whole scheme was about helping him through the election. although it is true, she did say that trump w

, it's being seen as of the motion for showing youth and it's unclear what patricia has new role will be. i'm sure i'll both men what keys take as in rushes war, a new crane and the re shuffle. took some west and minute trips of us by surprise. clearly page and has recently been being ok rated, his latest time in the presidency. and he would have expected at that point, maybe some changes in the leadership, but not these 2 are not together and showing us successes defense, mrs. andre. but it was of a former deputy prime minister and an economist that it was of is a civilian with little military experience with the kremlin says, well, it was of got the job because boots and once the ministry to be open to innovation and it is important to incorporate the economy of the security block into the country's economy to incorporate it in a way that matches the dynamics of the current moment. it's also important to mention that today those who are more open to innovation and implement the innovation, the quickest win on the battlefield. with bella who sold nomination suiting is most likely loo

patricia, it's being seen the motion for showing you and it's unclear what patricia has. new role will be shuffled from a lot to both men. what keys take as in rushes war and ukraine, and their re shuffle took some west and military observers by surprise. clearly page and has recently been being overrated, but his latest time in the presidency. and he would have expected, at that point, maybe some changes in the leadership, but not least to, not together and showing us successes, defend smith, this is andre, but it was of a coma deputy prime minister and an economist. that it was of is a civilian with level of military experience with dial. the kremlin says, well, it was of got the job because boots and once the ministry to be open to innovation . and it is important to incorporate the economy of the security blocked into the country's economy to incorporate it in a way that matches the dynamics of the current moment. it's also important to mention that today those who are more open to innovation and implement innovation. the quickest when i'm the battle field with ballot

>> good to be back with you, alex and patricia. they're going to pretend this trial is about michael cohen and not trump. they're going to say, we showed you he's a liar, and thus you can't believe anything he said. you've got to reject the entire case. the prosecution, though, is going to say, you might not like michael cohen, but he's got so much corroboration here, this case is not about michael cohen. we've got documents. we've got trump's own words through his tweets. suing stormy daniels back in 2019, that showed these payments were reimbursements. when todd blanch stood up in opening statements, and said these were not reimbursements, these were legal fees. they're going to show, you don't have to believe all the witnesses. you just have to listen to donald trump's own words that these were in fact reimbursments. game over, drop the mic. >> there you have it, i guess we're done. patricia, you were writing about images that could stick with the jury. what are you hearing from the defense side? what will they want the jury to

jomari: en new york patricia fuenmayor conversÓ con ella.ial alta, la obesidad, la dieta. patrica: a pesar de estas estadÍsticas o lo representamos en 16% de las donaciones. judy y la pequeÑa bianca han vivido en carne propia el difÍcil viaje de los pacientes con enfermedades renales, ni con recibo un trasplante hace 10 aÑos que le permitiÓ tener a su pequeÑa bianca pero en el 2020 necesito un nuevo trasplante. cuÉntanos cÓmo cambiÓ tu vida despuÉs del diagnÓstico? [habla en inglÉs] patricia: no podÍa ser casi nada por mi misma, mi hija ya estaba conmigo y yo estaba preocupada y mucho miedo de no poder estar saludable para ella. no querÍa poner en escuela vida de su mamÁ, sin embargo abrazaba el sueÑo de sanar y poner ver crecer a su hija. usted hizo un acto heroico con su hija, le donÓ un riÑÓn, cuÉntenos la historia. >> nos hicimos los exÁmenes y fue perfecto y comenzamos a hacer exÁmenes y yo dije quiero donar. patricia: cÓmo ha sido despuÉs de donar el riÑÓn a su hija? >> aliviada porque es una cosa, porque uno cuando estÁ delante la per

patricia, chandler, arizona, your turn. caller: hi, how are you? i am concerned about the organized gang -- the president signed the 702 bill. we have over 400,000 people being gamestop by the cia, fbi. my dad was a world war ii vet to protect this country -- host: patricia, we're listening to you. you have to mute the television or you will get confused. how do you plan to vote in november? caller: i am not going to vote democrat. i am a democrat. both these -- host: all right, patricia. a reminder, folks, you have got to mute your television. just listen and talk through your phone when you call in. a call in maryland, francois? caller: that is me. i will be voting for biden. and i'm asking everybody to look at this, consider the price of insulin, how much more it was before, and how much is it going to be? $35. just think about it. and i am calling all black voters who are undecided or who are making the decision not to vote, please put yourself together and go and vote. go invoke for biden -- go and vote for biden. host: carl in thomasville, ge

this is patricia de castro strozzi.od morning. >> good morning frankie. >> tell our viewers why this sport is so popular. >> super fun. >> you know, a great sport, easy to play, right? very social. and you can actually have it. regeneration at the same court and have fun with. >> i was going to say older folks can play with younger. >> exactly as you can have grandma, parents and kids at saint courts. everybody can have fun from day one, day one and tell us about these courts. >> they're fairly new 14 and they're busy around the clock, right? >> yeah, they're busy all day long. >> we have a whole program and we are starting the summer classes on the first week of june. >> it's a popular with kids, too . >> yes. we have summer kids. yes, they love it. >> it's easy. it's just much easier. yes. >> is it a fact? >> no. >> no way. it's too good to get back. >> okay. >> and i know you're from brazil originally. is it popular down in south america, too? >> yeah, it's coming up in south america. really good to have the brazilia

and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from the frederic j. ridel living trust. >> narrator: most survivors of the holocaust who are still alivtoday were just children when they were sent to concentration camps. for decades, many were unable or unwilling to speak about their experiences. this film tells some of their stories. >> sitting in the car coming here, it began to dawn on me that this would be a first for me. and i wasn't quite sure just what i had let myself in for. i did feel a little nervous, yes. i'm here today to record some testimony of my experiences during the holocaust. time is marching on and it will not be long before there will be no first-hand survivors alive. and it is important to record this testimony as evidence for future generations. >> why did i survive while my parents and my brother didn't? and i feel i have to talk. i'm glad that now i can do it, but for 50 years, i couldn't. >> there are some people who are unable to speak about their experices. and i can well understand. bu

patricia vigderman (voiceover): when she came to build it, she modeled it on a venetian palazzo. all the artwork goes up and down the walls. stephen kurkjian: when she opened the museum in 1903, she mandated that it be free of charge to gain the appreciation and the attendance of all of boston. her museum at that point in time was the largest collection of art by a private individual in america. kelly horan (voiceover): august 21st, 1911, the mona lisa is found to be missing from the louvre museum in paris. immediately, isabella stewart gardner gives her guards a shoot to kill order. anybody tries to take anything from this museum, you shoot them dead. i think she would have been horrified to hear 80 something years later that neither security guard on duty that night wanted to risk their lives for her art. [suspenseful music] rick abath: we talked about it a lot, how easy it would be to rob the museum. it seemed like a foregone conclusion. it was not at all inconceivable that the place could get robbed. once randy and rick were secured in the basement, the thieves made a beeline

i patricia of what's happening during the publish. it was $73.00. he's just one year old and then puts him, but he's been around for a long time, is put in his old friend. but i think that's she's removal means that she will get some kind of on the risk post. i still have access to the criminal that's very important. it's more important for them then the money expects us to the criminal. so as advisor to the president, something but i think you'll be gone. he sounds, i suppose to play very soon important rose, one of yourselves is and minister, i agree culture. another model sits on the board of gus pro having been before the f as b officer. so the progress of dentist, i'm sure will say, well, all right, it stays in the family though, because i think, i think it's the one great speaking to ukraine's military says it has stopped. russian forces in the harkey region near the village of look, yancey. meanwhile, police and the regions border towns are helping civilians evacuated before the front line reaches their front doors. as the russian bones raine

and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in ourfrom corey david sauer. additional support for this program is from free press unlimited. >> (on laptop): ¿hacer estanvestigación, crees que valió la pena? >> deniz: a ver, desde el punto de vista profesional, yo siempre digo que valió la pena. >> (on laptop): ¿y personalmente? >> deniz (sighing): allí es más difícil la respuesta. ♪ ♪ yo siempre lo digo y a ti te lo he repetido un montón de veces. lo fácil aquí era mirar para otro lado. a lo mejor lo fácil y lo sano. ♪ ♪ yo no sabía con quién me iba a conseguir. no sabía todas las conexiones que después iban a seguir apareciendo. ni la magnitud que tenía esto. ¿qué pasa en un régimen como el venezolano cuando el periodismo se atreve a investigar a alguien con tanto poder? >> nuestro siguiente invitado ha estado cubriendo a alex saab durante años como periodista en el sitio armando.info. el gobieo venezolano ha pedido incluso su arresto, acusándolo de incitar al odio. el periodista roberto deniz está aquí con nosotros. >> la conversació

sentían como una distensión abdominal. >> deniz: todo el equipo de armando.info, pero sobre todo patricia las mismas marcas. >> fuimos recopilando ocho marcas distintas... >> deniz: ...y las llevamos al instituto de ciencia y tecnología de la universidad central de venezuela, para que le hicieran el análisis físico-químico. >> nos entregan unos primeros resultados. >> deniz: eran tablas con números. y no entendíamos nada. >> necesitábamos alguien que nos ayudara a interpretar esto. >> si a mí me preguntan si esos productos son leche, la respuesta claramente es "no." uno como investigador, pues, se indigna con estos resultados. se está engañando al consumidor al decir que está enriquecida con calcio. y cuando vemos el análisis, vemos diferencias significativas de lo que reporta el etiquetado. cuando tú ves un producto que le sobran carbohidratos y le falta muchísimo calcio, no puedes llamar a eso "leche." se parece más, desde el punto de vista nutricional, a una harina de arroz. un niño que consuma este tipo de leche, un niño muy chiquitico, su sistema renal no está lo suficientemente desa

[canta] nuestra ana patricia hermosa cumpliÓ 10 aÑos de casada.Ños. dos hijos. baje como 15 libras en el Último mes. la piel pegada con este super kit que te lo vas a llevar por tan sÓlo 69. 99. quiero que escuchen a nuestras celebridades. tambiÉn han escogido este combo como el mejor. ahÍ esta. >> pueden notificar tu cuerpo? claro que si. es un botox para todo tu cuerpo porque tiene colÁgeno premium con vitamina c y antioxidante. el cuerpo lo absorbe inmediatamente. lo puedes tomar con tu bebida favoritatres veces al dÍa. prepÁrate para decir adiÓs a las estrÍas, manchas, celulitis y flacidez. con esto de yes! you can. ale: ahÍ estÁ. que lo puede llevar, por cuÁnto? mÓnica: 69. 99. el cÓdigo en pantalla. shop univisiÓn.com aprovecha la oferta. ale: de regalo te vas a llevar esto porque con el tiempo la piel pierde firmeza, elasticidad, afectando nuestra confianza y hace que la piel se ponga arrugada como la foto que estÁ viendo en pantalla. los cambios hormonales, malos hÁbitos alimenticios, la vida sedentaria, el bajar y subir de peso. por eso e

rachel: patricia, what has the university -- what have they told you about this arrangement and how -ked with the university and this program to make sure that it's perfect for your girls because you love them so much but what exactly are they providing in terms of that support system because that's so wonderful. >> so the life program stands for learning is for everyone and this program is really set up to make them the most en independet and employable so the whole purpose of the program is to teach them that they can live by themselves, that they can do everything by themselves and that at the end, that they had they areemployable. right now, they actually he have jobs that they did have to interview for but we want the community to embrace this and we want them to start providing opportunities for everybody and to really normalize seeing people with intellectual disabilities in the workplace, that they can work and can be members of society. rachel: you know, i think that's such a great point because part of it -- i mean, we know yo through eugenies that my people with disabilitie

patricia is expected to stay at the mosque out zoo until she's 4 years old. and it's probably it's, and it is probable that she will continue to reside in russia beyond that well, that's all the news we have for this hour, but stick around because we'll be back in just about 30 minutes here on our, to international the, [000:00:00;00] the media. it is significant, you are still the cocktail position, putting as of which was this the think of some of the if i want to increase this i now of course with them, i'm just sort of the way through to the program. so the intervening perseverance, the nimble it, there's a little bit of sense. i'm originally on this to them for both children. easy to i got a whole separate off the both of savannah, the sure. and the news for me, it's not like you're a social market sheet and i should get it from spanish research because i know this is done by some christmas present us to switch to participate then it was a long story is to go into blue. uh, with the provides for present. now to them, we know that and that's not many of t

what, patricia, have you been expecting when court returns tomorrow. you have seen this from start to finish, how do you expect it to play out tomorrow? >> we expect from's lawyers to finish their cross examination. a couple of good points on michael cohen trying to undermine his story that trump with the payments to stormy daniels and that he was in on the loop and approving the payment that was made to stormy daniels. there was some indication that maybe michael cohen was confronted with the text that he was complaining about a 14-year-old spamming and prank calls rather than talking to trump himself, as he claimed. then we get to the redirect where the prosecutors clean it up and go back through the story. >> the big picture and this is where reality is regarding the case right now. by this time next week, donald trump could be a convicted felon or a newly acquitted man with complete exoneration. equally challenging scenarios. based on what you have seen and heard, which of these is more like the? >> maybe it is the prosecutor in me, but i think thi

tambiÉn a patricia farÍas, loma en este aquella compaÑera carla. agradables. vamos a ver que nos va a esperar para este lunes que casi comienza. este metro lo analice si va a continuar calor. antonio: buenas noches. venga traerles el tiempo que se espera para las prÓximas horas. empezaremos por la noche con bastante nubosidad. seguimos con banco de nubes que aparecen por contraste entre masa de aire muy cÁlida y agua frÍa del pacÍfico. en nuestra Área veremos cÓmo la nubosidad irÁ a mÁs. es prole que se quede cerca la superficie y tengamos bancos de niebla. mÁs aire cÁlido seguirÁ con nosotros maÑana. y por el contrario, como lo he comentado antes, el mar sigue con temperaturas muy bajas. Éste contraste hace que tengamos banco de niebla que veremos las prÓximas horas. entras tenemos una masa de aire cÁlido la superficie y 53 grados o 55 temperatura del agua hace que se generen banco de niebla que no dejan visibilidad es muy reducidas. estos banco de niebla van a menos. marÍa: gracias. veremos contigo mÁs adelante.hay una buena noticia para migrante

and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in ourmunities. and the charina endowment fund. ♪ (dog barking) >> it's a nice day. >> it is. and it's still chilly this morning... >> yeah. >> but i like it. >> yeah. oh, yeah, it's nice. >> feels good. >> i like this weather. (chiming) (faint chiming) >> narrator: associated press reporters mitch weiss and kristin hall have come to bristol, tennessee, to talk to karen goodwin about the death of her son, austin hunter turner. >> hunter knew everyone. >> mm-hmm. >> he was always into something. always. he decided one morning to show the neighbor over here how he was like superman and jumped off her porch. >> wow. >> which is two stories, basically. >> did he get hurt? >> no! he didn't get hurt. (laughs) >> (chuckles) look at that. (laughter) >> he was always trying to make you laugh. i made sure to raise them in church. i told them when they were little i'd give them to god, so that no matter what, god had them. >> narrator: hunter turner became a high school athlete and loved motorcycles. h