randy: anise. anise: ha ha! no. why? randy: pepperidge. woman: farms. randy: confinement.g indistinctly] randy: ok, everybody grab a seat. we're about to start. if you'd like a signature, gotta join the group. ok, glad to see everybody. please? join us. man: talking to her is complicated, to say the least. she says she wants to work it out, but--and everything. i-i'm just not understanding why she won't let me come home now. randy: what makes it so complicated, charles? charles: i don't know, just because it seems so... one-sided, just because maybe it hurts too much to show love for me. maybe i'm the one that-- woman: oh, cry us a [deleted] river, charles! charles: i'm not looking for... i don't want your sympathy, helen. helen: really? is that why you make this a pity party every damn week? charles: just trying to express my feelings, helen. helen: ha! feelings! you ain't got no [deleted] feelings! charles: maybe you should just listen for once. helen: "maybe, maybe, maybe." maybe your problem is is that she's probably still getting her [speaking navajo] on with some [sp

but randy, there is a real separation going on. the there's, there's the attempt to isolate russia and it at the end as i so late in the west. that's what we've learned from this randy certainly, but we all know we've known since the early times that sanctions can only harm the one who plays immunizations. that's uh, you know, now it was a to get away with that when the american dollar was question really the only comment that we are a courtesy, but the russia, china brooks house have put a nail in that coffin, pretty solidly. and you know, but what we can see, you know, when i was a young man, we always knew who was a good guys and the bad guys were going out. and what i would say is that the, and we've seen this with the twitter files, how the american military has been infiltrating media. social media beat almost has done a great job revealing this, the americans, the west kind of, we have continued to portray russia as the old ussr. but we have adopted the practices and policies as of the former ussr and, and now still say that

but randi, all these things are a gripped ok. i mean that with me even there's even been even reports that over $400000000.00 in diesel fuel that had been stolen by the zalinski became you know, it's randy, they did that in the data and somebody figured this product out and the just x part of it, do great, go ahead. randy as well. this is the, the ukraine has been non functional for some time. it's been corrupt for a long time. there's, you know, going back to you earlier point to, you know, need hold in the americans. we don't have the stomach for to put boots on the ground, we prefer it out to do our more economically or the americans do. and they just don't have the stomach to put boots on the ground anymore. they're willing to but they're, they're happy with that. but there is not going to be much left. i think at the end of the day you crate it for all intents and purposes will be back to is what it really is in geographical area. something like value grain or that canadian for i had also that i wouldn't point out the, it's

randy, i think do jury is unfinished business. i think it is connected with the, with coal with and c, b, b, c's. and there's a number of elements to it. i would say, obviously uh, the check engine by taking google got more brain power than the people reading the show when in washington. absolutely. a, anybody could have seen the how to avoid this if there was, had been any desire to avoid it, but you know, the american for the americans. this is an economic battle, in my opinion, but i think for what i should here uh, the russians. this is also a 80 soulfully co full war. absolutely. yeah. yeah. so that's the way that it is not, you know, their way in life they, they're still believed in the extracting resources in actually building producing products using the energy, which is all the ideas that go through to what we are doing in the west. what we're promoting in the west and everything from family values, raising the contractions. this is a whole tool more for russia and, and the economic domination by this stage. and then ther

and here to refute that total fabrication is randi weingarten from the summer of 2020. randi?u can reopen schools safely. just because donald trump wants to take a risk with people who go to bars or beaches, those of us who have spent our life teaching kids are not going to the take a risk with kids or with our members' lives. these politicians that are now jeopardizing the safety of kids and their teachers. then they make sure that we had the safeguards in schools, and hen they reopen schools slowly. kennedy: man, what a liar. why is she suddenly claiming to be a freedom fighter? joining me, author of "stolen youth: how radicals are indoctrinating a generation." karol markowitz is back. welcome back, k ark rol. >> hi, kennedy. kennedy: how delicious was in this twitter community fact check for randi weingarten? >> it's funny because i've been using twitter a long time, and if you had told me, oh, they're going to have this, like, fact-checking apparatus, i would have thought, oh, it's not going to work, but it's going to be terrible. but randi weingarten is making it amazing

i mean, randy randy randi weingarten, she has been slapped with community notes on twitter.ying is total b.s., six times in the last month for gaslighting about school closures. this person who mike pompeo with accurately called the most dangerous person in the country orchestrate thed the developmental destruction of a generation of kids. and i have a first and third graderrer, as you know, so i saw this up close. this is, therefore, personal. randy wine garden, she led the charge in keeping my kids and kids across the country out of school for months and months longer than they needed to be. remote learning as we've seen many study after study was a disaster. the data and the science clearly show that schools were the safest places to be. and now she's attempting to rewrite history by scrubbing history and even selling something around it. this person is an absolute joke, liz. elizabeth: so, joe, i mean, what you're saying, she's been criticized for making mistakes on her own social media posts in the last three years. so now he she wants her union to make money off of del

and as randy mentioned reception will be from 4:30 to 6 . may you have a wonderful and engaging day working with your colleagues in these spaces so please have your business is ready to go our asians and a number eyour research is the patient centered initiative . have you for your passion and dedication your dedication is morecritical than ever . these activities are moderated by patient advocates in all walks of fr life experiences what you do so please help me get lost and now is my pleasure to turn it over to cynthia hour, cochair of the receipt of the number of the nhc board of directors. >> thank you for the wonderful introduction. my name is leah howard, president and ceo of the foundation i'm so excited to be your 23 science of patient engagement symposium at top of this meeting is very exciting and important h. at the time when healthcare animation is advancing at such a rapid pace it is imperative that we guarantee patient's voice in their own health care the national council provides leadership in protecting patients rights and to

randy when he was going through this?was saddened by all of this. >> how did that conversation leave you feeling? >> i was exceptionally confident by the end of that phone call that he was not involved in this in any way. >> and, when the detective got his hand on randy's phone records, he began thinking the same thing. did his phone records tell you anything of significance? >> no, he had been talking to her on the phone that we could see in this time period that we were looking at. and he hadn't been near the house. >> we hadn't eliminated him but we are looking at other options. >> so, working day and night, they went over the other leagues from jessie's parents. they interviewed the tree trimmers who might have been peering into jessie's window. >> there was nothing of significance found as far as the possible involvement. >> and, they tracked down the restaurant coworker jessie had been upset with. >> he was actually out of the country, my understanding was at the time that they have been. >> so, case closed on that

randy, thanks for your time today. know, i guess i have to ask you first and foremost about fdic deposit insurance here. not because you're an expert per se, but becausethat might be the only solution. for instance, eric rosengrin just tweeted, ceiling need to be raised or eliminated is he right? >> well, i agree with the latter part, that it is disruptive. we need to rethink the entire bank funding model we used to think -- well, basically in response to the global financial crisis, we said we don't want banks to be funding themselves through borrowing and the markets. we want that steady source of funding deposits now we know that they're not so steady as they once were deposit insurance is fine, up to its limit. we've had firms holding very large payroll balances in some of these banks they unsurprisingly have gotten skittish and moving to some of the larger banks i think we need a broader rethink about how banks are funding themselves >> by the way, after the fed hikes, we see a lot of the money market future funds

. >> the undersecretary wanted me to know that kevin farmer and randy moore, are available. you can connect with them because they are overseen watershed programs, if the structure, disaster recovery, urban forestry, carbon sequestration, flooding, fires. we want to take advantage because we know all of our communities are dealing with this. i want to thank you so much for coming here and speaking with us today. he said, someone else was scheduled to come but when there are opportunities for him to make sure that he is connecting with his community, he didn't want anyone else to represent him. he felt this was important enough for him to be here. thank you so much. we appreciate your partnership. >> thank you so much and i promise you, i want you to stay engaged. we have some folks at usda, if you find kevin farmer and randy moore, one piece i want to say the urban community partnerships will put treeplanting canopies in our cities and reduced energy bills with the degrees of temperature, that is $1 million you can participate. we have grants out there and we need to take fu

randi does not care about children, but calls joe biden the greatest education president. kids were suffering a result of randi weingarten. >> sandra: she says that's not the case, but the bar to get them back in, not to keep them in, and that is where she is being challenged. leo, appreciate it. >> trace: new wall street journal report exposing names found on jeffrey epstein's private calendar for meetings after he was already a convicted sex offender. a whole lot of big names on that list. find out who ahead. >> sandra: and hunter biden is in arkansas for a child support hearing. it to allow some dirty laundry regarding his financials. and the bombshell news from james comer on the program last hour. >> coming days and weeks a lot of information will come forward that's going to tell a very compelling story to the american people about the extent of this family's influence peddling. just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlik

teachers union president randi weingarten testifying on capitol hill that they worked from early 2021back open but city leaders strongly deny that. >> fundamentally we know that where children learn the best and where they are safest is in the classroom, in-person learning and none of our parent signed up to be homeschoolers. the learning loss is real. we're making big steps in that direction but union needed to work with us and they never did. >> reporter: we spoke to americans across the country to see what issues are important to them going into the next election cycle and education continues to be at the top of mind. we're hearing this from coast to coast. >> more needs to be done. should this happen again we should reconsider closing schools on completely. >> we don't have the same quality of teachers in the classroom we used to have. that is all due to money. >> more so we had as lo of teachers during this time period. it is hard to come back from the loss. >> school wasn't really ideal, especially for younger children. >> the education system in general is pretty, steps behind.

a mary and randy winters house, anxiety spiked. where was she?ike something was not right. katie >> it's hard to explain that there is something not normal. you can set your clock. but the new driver, just 16, a long way from her boyfriend's house. although she was in very late the feeling seeped in like a poison, something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after eight and no answer. >> called the house where she was at and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. not far away another family the other half of our story was on the road. aaron thompson was driving her son home. he played the drums. >> i was attending concerts and this was the first one i didn't attend because i had car troubles. >> this is caden's stepfather, jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop and i finally faced and drop me off and that's why wasn't with them. >> soon the poison, the anxiety seeped under jason's doors, through his windows. under his nerve endings. >> just all of a sudden

en washington, randy serrano. telemundo. este fin de semana los san josÉ van a enfrentarse. diste cuenta. este es un estadio mundialista. para el 2026. >>> es un gran honor, por varias razones. >>> estamos en casa, es nuestra comunidad queremos seguir la buena racha. es buenÍsimo, es un orgullo y queremos tener energÍa e intensidad. como dice el estadio. es un estadio internacional. estadio del mundial y muy lindo. la cancha entrenamos de dÍa. y la pelota estaba volando y los chicos tienen mucha alegrÍa y orgullo para representar a nosotros, no sloan josÉ. van a jugar un mundial acÁ nos mo nen extra motivaciÓn y queremos tomar ventaja de eso. un equipo invicto. sÍ, tienen mucho talento. jugar en el sub20. buen coach salieron campeones en su primer aÑo en la mls. increÍble. y nosotros sabemos, tenemos que respetar mucho eso. y nosotros tenemos nuestro equipo. nuestro grupo y talento para competir. hasta cualquier noche y momento, podemos ganar a cualquiera. >>> y queremos enseÑarles la fe. la energÍa, los partidos, claro esperan que ganen. pero queremos cambiar eso, con creer

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classes today learn about randi weingarten going on the wall for this. in the country. peter. >> pete: her record is not as clean as it seems. her decisions have impacted kids and parents throughout the country. turn to the wall to see some of the questionable moments of all time. >> brian: because we remember. >> pete: a little about randi weingarten. spent a little bit of time teaching always been a union activist. her mom was in a union 11th grade she went there as part of the strike. went to cornell to major in union relations. she has been a union leader for 30 years even before the aft. this is all about protecting unions, not kids. just remember that within this context. >> brian: might have been ill suited for it. extremists talked about the content of the class. when people say i'm concerned about crt i'm concerned about what our kids are learning and not learning. here is her pushback and twisted look at this extremists are using lies to undermine america's classrooms. demanding teachers remain neutral or worse teach both sides of naziism, slav

randy sutton, thanks very much. always learn a lot having you on here. again, one of the issues that they're looking into is this, you know, the carjacking a vehicle that managed or helped him flea the scene. now whether he escaped from that vehicle and got on the marta transit system, that goes to all points north, east, south, west. it's one of the largest subway systems on the planet rivalled by tokyo. i know that atlanta is vast. let's get the latest, charles watson, what he is learning about the carjack issue, but some of the other things that we're learning that it's possible that he could have completely changed his clothes and donned other outfits to be unrecognizing. what are you learning, charles? >> no, that is all true. police say the suspect could have changed his clothes from what he was wearing earlier. additionally we're learning more about the 24-year-old suspect, deon patterson. thank you to fox news for getting this information. the coast guard tells us that patterson was a member up until this year, they released a statement saying in

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en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. >>> gracias randy, y bueno la asociaciÓn estadounidense de psicologÍanores para identificar si tienen algÚn problema relacionado. >>> en otras noticias, uber anunciÓ nuevo programa que permitirÁ a los niÑos de 13 aÑos en adelante utilizar la aplicaciÓn uber. la antigua regla era para usarla desde los 18 aÑos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> palco deportivo es patrocinado por el pollo supremo. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> estamos en clima de la copa mundial fifa 2026 que se celebrarÁ en mÉxico, estados unidos y canadÁ y disfrutarÁn a travÉs de telemundo 48. es que el evento ya tiene identidad grÁfica, en lo que fue una noche llena de estrellas y sorpresas con transmisiÓn por nuestras plataformas, el presidente de la fifa gianni infantino y el exastro brasileÑo ronaldo presentaron una versiÓn del logo. pero es solo una versiÓn, porque el comitÉ organizador del Área de la bahÍa para el mundial 2026 dio a conocer el logo propio y que retrata lugares icÓnicos como gente disfrutando de este hermoso deporte. el Área de la bahÍa asÍ se prepara para el prÓximo mundial de fÚtbol. >>> y ya entr

. >>> les querÍa dejar un mensaje claro quÉ esperar una vez termine el tÍtulo 42 desde washington randy contrarreloj para frenar lo que se anticipa sea una ola de migrantes queriendo cruzar la frontera sur. alejandro mayorkas dijo que el fin de esta polÍtica no significa que la frontera estaÁa abierta por el contrario el gobierno harÁ cumplir nuevas medidas que castigan a quien intenta entrar ilegalmente, mayorkas asegura que los esfuerzo de su agencia son ilimitados y temporales y culpa al congreso por no tener recursos para lidiar con esto adecuadamente. >>> primero la crisis fue creada por la administraciÓn del presidente biden cuando cambiÓ lo que hizo el presidente trump, cuando Él estaba no habÍa esta crisis en la frontera. mayorkas se dirigiÓ a los migrantes advirtiendo. >>> les pidiÓ que no gasten sus ahorroses y que no arriesguen su vida para terminar siendo regresados a su paÍs >>> si entras, entre puertos te van anegar la en tramaed y si lo tratas de hacer otra vez son 5 aÑos de prohibiciÓn del entrar. >>> el gobierno insiste que las personas que califican para asilo lo hagan

lucky to have randy kroszner with us.d seven minutes time. michael mckee is in washington, d.c. when was the last time payrolls came in below estimates? michael: about 13 months ago actually. in march of 2022. which, coincidentally, was when the fed began to raise interest rates. it has been a long string. we will see if that continues. the whisper in the markets is actually 190,000, so wall street is leaning toward another beat that way. it does, it may put paint to the way that we are going to see a fed cut in july. to get to 4.5% or 4% by the end of the year, we need to see big negative numbers. tom: how did adp and claims adjust the whisper and guesstimates of the moment? michael: adp maybe has influence to the whisper number but it has not influenced too much the overall number. some people did recalibrate their forecast that we have been in the 180,000 to 185,000 forecast for the last several weeks. jonathan: thank you. of course, michael mckee knew the answer to that. the jobs report was released in april and we ha

[applause] >> good morning everyone and thank you, randy. i would like to begin by acknowledging the land which we stand first every committee owns a vitality to generations from around the world who contributed to their hopes, dreams, energy and making the history that led to this moment. some brought here against their will drawn to sleep and hope of a better life and some have lived in this sense recounted. truth and acknowledging of a critical building mutual respect and connection across all barriers and in different. we begin this effort to acknowledge what has been buried by honoring the truth done on the land up our people with respect to those elders past and present we take a moment to consider the many legacies of violence disappointment and the settlement that brought us here together. so thank you again. i would like to spend a moment addressing the significance and importance of the symposium speech. patient empowerment and the digital welfare. we all know that the pandemic brought a new perspective and urgency to understanding

randy quarrels, which was interesting. he was a very interesting person to cover and it made him interesting when 2020 hit because he was sort of the person who was sitting at the nexus between fed all of the institutions that it and so he was fascinating to watch during that period. so let's talk about uncle mara you you spend the first few chapters of the book really diving into history which i think is a great choice and really creates an arc and helps us understand where the more recent fits in. who is mariner eccles? why is he an important historical figure on on and what did you spend so much space in him on the book. yeah well i feel like mariner i read a lot of books in order to write this fed book. i read all the fed books. so don't have to. and you should not read all the fed books would highly recommend mine except you should read the alchemist because it is written very well. it is a great fed book, but i will say not a lot of the fed books give mariner much time. i think. think he's maybe the most underappreci

randi bacuss died by suicide in 2021.ts say heavy marijuana use triggered a mental breakdown. and our prayers are with you for this tragic loss. no parent should ever have to bury a child. but there study published in the nih drives home what a lot of people truly believe, that heavy marijuana use can lead to psychosis and schizophrenia. the nhi study found 30% of cases of schizophrenia from 18 to 30-year-olds is attributed to marijuana use. what was the situation with your son randy? >> our son randy started using marijuana when he was 15, when we first knew he was using and he quickly had a cannabis youth disorder, we sent him to wilderness therapy and moved to colorado, and then he used regularly, he believed it assisted him with anxiety and depression, which i did not have until he started using marijuana and then when he turned 21 his use really increased and he had episodes of paranoia and delusions and then had a full psychotic break in march prior to taking his life in july. >> john: so what were those psychotic e

randi kaye joins us from florida with the latest. us about this latest lawsuit? >> well, john, ron desantis's handpicked board, as you mentioned, filed this lawsuit today against walt disney parks and resorts. and this latest lawsuit was filed by the new board, which is known as the central florida tourism oversight district. and it was filed in state court, whereas disney's lawsuit was actually filed last week in federal court. but this new lawsuit aims to invalidate disney's last-minute deal that it made with this outgoing board which was overseeing this special taxing district for walt disney. the lawsuit claims, quote, in an effort to stymie florida's elected representatives, disney covertly cobbled together a series of 11 hour deals, when it is soon to be replaced puppet government. that's a direct quote. disney had said that it did everything right to maintain control of its special taxing district, and published two meeting notices in the orlando sentinel, letting people know what it was planning to do, and that they could com

i want to recognize members of the federal delegation along with randy, senator ernst who i saw.ou. and dr. miller, goodson's see you again for what you were doing, we really appreciate you. what a great cadre of elected officials here and iowa. congratulations to all the great work you guys have been doing into the legislators here in you guys are amongst the most if not the most productive legislature anywhere in the country so congratulations on turning out and lot of great policy and the most recent legislative session and, of course, it's easy to do that when jeff strong leadership in the executive branch and whether great governor kim reynolds. [applause] sometimes people will say to me they will be like governor, why are other republicans doing what you were doing in florida? and i sayhy they are doing it. they say whether? i say they're doing it and i want. i was here in march and someone kind of took note and they were like man look at all the stuff i would is doing. iowa is like the florida of the midwest, they said. i just want to let you know after watching all the go

joining us now wheaton precious metals ceo randy smallwood randy, great to have you on the show let's ebullient this year. what would you attribute that to, and where does it go from here >> i don't think it takes much to look at the overall market around the world, the financial systems around the world, to understand that gold is becoming a critical mineral in today's world. the sense of stability that gold provides in a pretty fragile financial market right now, there's no doubt appetite has dramatically increased for gold. we've seen central bank increase over the last four or five quarters as they try and strengthen up their loan reserves gold is the ultimate reserve when it comes to providing that stability. all it takes when you look at what's going on around the world, there's no doubt that a continued increase in appetite in gold is going to be a necessary part of everyone's portfolio. >> so what does that mean in terms of your production outlook and how much you can extract and, i guess, the differential in terms of the cost to get it out of the ground and then the cost to p

randy campos suffered several injuries and join me now. randy, tell us how you are doing right now. >> i'm better now. >> ashley: good, now tell us what happened from the moment that you walked outside, walk us through that. >> somebody called me telling me a group of people start to hit my boss and i don't think anything that moment, i just come out and i started hitting him with the machete, but everything in the hand. i just grabbed the -- tried to stop them. so it was people. >> ashley: in the video we are watching, your boss is the guy in the shovel getting hit with the machete, right? >> that is me. he was hitting me in that video. >> okay, he was hitting you? >> yes. >> ashley: what did the police say? how long did this go on before the police got there? >> this going to be two weeks. >> i mean the attack, how long did this fight go on? >> you mean the fight? >> yeah, how long did this go on before police showed up? >> the police never came that moment because it was too fast. >> ashley: yeah. did you recognize anybody? >> yes, reco

ukraine. >> jessica: yeah. >> jesse: why is randi weingarten are in ukraine for the third time?r. >> jesse: that's what you've got? >> jessica: i am leading the block, i don't have to defend it. >> jesse: you should! i just think lives of tiktok is going to be out of a job. we have shown these undercover videos where they go inside these classrooms and you have administrators admitting they hide crt, they deceive the parents, change the words around, and now this is another way to make the truth secret, and i don't like that. it looks like they are hiding something, and we know exactly what it is. they are all freaks. you've seen libs of tiktok, they are all freaks. >> jessica: i am actually not a libs of tiktok aficionado. >> jesse: you should check it out. >> jessica: i will go right home after the show and check it out. >> jesse: no, there will be traffic. >> jessica: i'm taking the subway. whatever. americans are ready to rock at concerts this summer. find out which ones "the five" are going to next. ♪ ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customiz

the randi centers we are observing what he is doing in the and the state of florida . um, a lot of things that need to be explains under the, you know, the umbrella of very domestic politics. and i think we still have to learn a lot about who he actually is what his politics are. so i think it's also a little bit too early to comment on what a perspective of a future randi sand is yours, president would be i have my personal doubts that he would be so provocative. so like should i say right wing populace like use today? i don't think that he will be a president if he would be electives that would love to put a wet in his own society. so again, i'm, i'm quite relax and super curious and interested how the americans will decide and how the contains will go. pizza by a full, i'm a transatlantic coordinator for the german government. i'd like to thank you so much for your time today. thank you. a lot of russia is hosting talks between armenia and as a by sean in moscow and a bit to diffuse tensions between the 2 countries over the disputed territory of nicole and o. kyra,

in a moment, randi kaye looks into whether desantis will do better. first, the political waters he is about to jump into. in one way they may appear promising for a republican candidate. the current president's job approval now stands at 40%. new polling out late today shows this. with the debt ceiling crisis coming to a head, that poll shows 34% approve of the way the president is handling the economy. desantis enters a large and growing field. five more are known to be weighing a run, including pence and sununu and chris christie and youngkin. it's the large field that some experts say will favor the former president. we did learn today that his new york criminal trial will begin next spring in the middle of the primary. of course, how that may impact the race is impossible to predict. there's also new reporting tonight from "the wall street journal," which we will get to, that jack smith is wrapping up the mar-a-lago done ument docum. couple that with the january 6 criminal investigation, e. jean carroll's civil lawsuit and her motion for additiona

i don't know how we got to talk about randi weingarten. you are right.ace was happening today it would be a race between joe biden and donald trump and i think if you talk to black voters, a lot of them would say maybe we don't like either of the candidates but if it's a toss-up between joe biden >> harris: can you answer my question about why joe biden has gone from 90 to 58% approval rating? we don't stÈre all the time in the world. go. >> i don't deny this. i think you have to look at this the voters are going to the ballot box picking two candidates. black voters are frustrated because if it's him versus donald trump they will likely vote for him over donald trump for a myriad of reasons. i can list them. >> to clarify for richard, the reason why he is going after randi weingarten he needs the teachers union and the reason he is going after right to work policy to get the labor union support. it is about putting coalitions together and why what the white house will do in the next year. >> harris: it's a big gap 90 to 58%. you even upset south carolin

funerals, have been held for 3 palace demands and the occupied westbank who are killed during his randy rate. some political factions, according for a general strike in response to the right address, there was neither abraham as more from number as soon as the is read the army leaves, nap, palestinians starts counting the dead a scene that's becoming all too familiar, indeed occupied westbank this time 3 people were killed in nearly 2 hours of confrontations between palestinian fighters and hundreds of his reading soldiers and his name. i woke up by 7 in the morning and all of a sudden we heard the explosion. i was petrified. i could not move an inch. the window bloss shafted all over the house as a result of the explosion, my children and i were forced to the ground during the rate is really forces prevented medical crews from entering the city to treat several people who attended by large munition and school children who had inhaled tear gas for overall having the brain was our neighbor here was in pieces and burnt and the rest was shot in the head. so it was chewing. it was hard to i

second is randy operation is currently underway at a refugee camp in 2 academy north. the off by west new york, jerry has found the former us president donald trump, sexually abused the magazine like to in the 19 ninety's, eugene carroll has been awarded $5000000.00 in damages, which also covered battery and defamation questions to lead me as the details we have no comment from the writer e gene carol moments after winning her lawsuit against donald trump. a jury of 6 men and 3 women found the former president liable for sexual abuse and defamation. the writer and former calling this testified for 3 days. she said the attack happened in the dressing room of a high end department store, and while she couldn't recall the exact date, the incident changed her life. trump decline several invitations to testify in his own defense. instead, the jury saw a deposition he gave last year, during which he double down and some of the most controversial comments he made in the infamous access hollywood tape. that 1st surfaced in 2016. and when you're starting to do it, you can do an

so new is randy strikes on god's that it's um, what more can you tell us as as oscar. yes, there. as you might be here, as you might be hearing in the background is what you did. phones have any buzzing which could be an indication to the nearest rights might take place at any moment before speaking. for the last hour. a civil air swipes by it by israel has been, have been taking place of different cities. and the goal is to have starting from the north and the eh, it refuge account of the tunnel and value as well. the heart of the goal is a moment before we go and live with head another bumping, another a strike, and the eastern side of the city of causal no casualties where they forwarded so far. and our goal is what you to 8 is trying to get to the area of the auto mall. i think that has been changed at essentially building and administrative health record for the incident. a over 3 a injuries if reaching gotcha for hospital a, another. another bump, things happened at the southern. it's a piece of the call this to disagree with her father and disapprove new and it's no casualt

at least 15 people were killed by israeli, as strikes on the gauze or on tuesday is randy ami said had targeted and killed 3 senior members of his number to had at least 4 children were also killed in the strikes. mamma jump ju reports from western tuesday's pre dawn strikes on gauze, came as a surprise. lasting approximately 2 hours involving no less than 40 years, rarely plains, and targeting 3 commanders of a quartz brigades, the paramilitary wing of the palestinian islamic jihad group, whom the army said were responsible for research. rock expired towards israel when mourners in gauze, a gathered for funerals, shock had subsided, and anger had swelled. according to the palestinian health ministry, at least 10 civilians, including women and children, were also killed when this trial is law. mccue hod, after identifying the 3 commanders, had been assassinated about retaliation. and then, as we celebrate the mazda them, of our great leaders that confronted the enemies alone, vs on their wives and children and outbreak palestinian people who were killed with them. we confirmed that thi

como político de extrema derecha dicen que podría ser de los candidatos republicanos en washington randyel 75% de los trabajadores del país experimentan esto >> expertos recomiendan que incluyen actividades físicas divertidas me imagino que para hacer el proceso por ahí alguien dijo no es miedo al inicio de semana laboral es miedo al trabajo a regresar >> es gente que no quiere estar trabajando >> o simplemente le da flojera sabes que tienes que regresar a la rutina >> vamos a más noticias la agencia se prepara para una temporada de viajes de verano ocupada hacen cambios para mantener bajo control los tiempos de espera que pueden pasar de manera rápida, los nueva tecnología el proceso será cada vez más rápido la unión europea impone multa récord a meta la compañía de facebook por violar la privacidad >> hola amigos meta de facebook enfrenta multa de 1.3 mil millones de dólares por la unión europea por datos personales de usuarios de europa a estados unidos ordenó suspender por 5 meses, la compañía dice que apela la multa una de las formas más populares para enviar a personas permitirán q

randi kaye joins us now with the latest on that. so, what more do we know about this decision by disney? >> well, anderson, you mentioned that disney is now backing away from this billion dollar lawsuit investment here in the state of florida. that's a big blow to the state. this complex was going to be built in lake nona, which is about 20 miles outside the area where walt disney is in the orlando area. they were going to bring those 2000 employees, transferring them from california to florida. and according to the new york times, the average salary for those employees -- each employee -- is going to be about $120,000. so, the company today said, we are no longer doing that. they cited changing business conditions. but, of course, anderson, backdrop to all of this is governor desantis tightening oversight of disney's theme park in the surrounding area. this is after disney issued that statement really slamming a signature piece of legislation that the governor had been touting. and disney has accused desantis of being anti business

threatening to subpoena randi weingarten in the investigation into covid school closures. she is refusing to hand over communications with the centers for disease control, but the union's lawyer is saying -- why do you want to get ahold of the communications, congressman? >> we want to know everything that took place when it came to the school closure decisions and how they were made, and you know, if you go back as far as early in march, or later in march, we sent letters to 50 nongovernmental organizations that cdc had reached out to just for input. we did hear back from the american federation of teachers and randi weingarten sent a ten-page letter and documents, we sent another letter reiterating what we said in the first letter, we may want a transcribed interview and asking for that not only for her but four others in the teachers' union and they have been going back and forth on this, and they say we don't want to give you this or that, so we may have to go to a somebody, we have made the threat at this point. one of the things we found out in the system is that she

before i turn it over to randy, i want to make a quick pitch for the nhc.on't think you will find an organization like us the brings together, and the mission is to amplify the patient voice in the ecosystem under one roof. there is a membership table or registration you could ask about membership but really appreciate seeing everyone here and today's event is what the nhc does bringing together diverse stakeholders amplifying the patient's voice and bringing terrific speakers that you could learn from. i bring it to nhc's president and ceo. [applause] >> thank you for your inspiring open, our kickoff to an exciting day and at the national health council and patient group organization. thank you for coming today on this crucial discussion, and digital health. the ceo of the national health council, i truly believe people's access to high-quality affordable healthcare with every american, especially true for the constituency we represented so well in the room, 160 million americans with chronic conditions and disabilities. today's symposium affirms the patie

and randy comes out of the movement against sb 1070. he has written book called dignity by fire talking about the whole. he led the charge to recall russell pearce here and now he's trying to turn take that organizing person of color sensibility and his ability into the arizona association and put its resources behind helping people like you be part of their. so i would really commend what randy is trying to do with aca as one place to start telling it. i would just add to that that there's a lot of power in telling story. there's a lot of power in your in your and there's a lot of people who don't you to use your voice they don't you to use your vote. they don't want you to speak out. and so as a journalist, i always encourage people to use the power of their voice, whether it's to someone in the media talking, someone in your local community, speaking up at local city council, you know, it's hard. it's to say that those things don't matter. but i can speak for someone who works in washington and knows sort of how a lot of these things