here to discuss, rene haas. heard from a lot of chip markers -- chipmakers that their numbers have not been good. rene: q1 was good for us. we had record revenue, record royalties, over $400 million in royalties. we have never done that before. for us, largely in has been the result of the diversification of our is this. arm was largely known for smart phones a couple of years ago. now, we are in the cloud, networking, industrial, iot, automotive. all those markets have been strong. the result is a really good quarter for us. emily: are you seeing any signs of a slowdown? rene: some, but in areas like automotive, the cloud, networking, still really strong. you are seeing some in pc's. we are seeing more and more arm compute in these devices, so our results have been strong. emily: what are investors saying about the company as you are getting ready to go public? rene: not much i can say about the process, but i think the result speaks for itself. emily: aws is obviously leading the way. what kind of progress are

while i was growing, please, rene. yeah, i just want to add that, you know, we, we often take for granted all we have around us, right? but we don't appreciate all the innovations we have. i'm has an origin. and in fact, that when you go in details, it goes back to an answering basic questions. for example, i'll give you an example. the camera that looks at me is a technology that was the device in the mid seventies. not to do a camera to do tv shows, it was a, a quote, the hubble space telescope, you to understand the universe. and so it is a to, you know, nasa fundings to develop technology. now today's, this everywhere, not just the tv, this is medical imaging. so, you know, you should think astronomers if we can see each other and they get selfie. this is, you know, the, the, we are a curious species and this is the curiosity is the deepest root of innovation. so fundamental science is fundamental to all we have around us. i wrote that down. curiosity is the deepest root of innovation. i feel like so much put that

his wife renee remained stoic.just 12 people, you don't know what they think. >> first degree premeditated murder of barbara george. guilty in the first degree. >> guilty, murder in the first degree. i'm guilty on the other counts as well. felony firearm, and insurance fraud. michael george didn't break up this time he, closed his eyes and seem, to talk to himself. behind him, his wife renee buried her head. barb's brother contain his drawing, out of respect for his nieces who lost their mother and now their father. >> it's a little bit bittersweet they still have to come to the realization that their father is a murder. >> the prosecutors quietly congratulated each other on the conviction. >> it was a huge relief to know that finally the family is getting the justice they deserve. . >> michael george was let out of the -- eye terrible injustice as a staunch defensive tierney called it. >> i live with the caves for four years and i see no case that he was there committing the crime, i've prosecuted killers, and i d

saucedo, directora del programa almas en sonoma, bienvenida, renÉ. >> muchÍsimas gracias. >> renÉ, lao sin ningÚn derecho laboral ya que llegan a este paÍs. estÁn por ejemplo atados a un empleador y si se quejan de las condiciones explotadoras, no solamente pueden perdersus trabajos sino tambiÉn pueden ser deportados, esto causa que los trabajadores trabajan mÁs horas en condiciones peores y no tienen las protecciones laborales. si esta propuesta de ley tambiÉn expande la verificaciÓn electrÓnica, entonces los campesinos quienes no se benefician del programa de legalizaciÓn bajo la propuesta de ley, se quedarÍan fuera completamente sin poder encontrar trabajo, porque los empleadores podrÍan verificar por la computadora si tienen permisos de trabajo o no. es algo que causarÍa mucho sufrimiento y por eso nosotros nos oponemos a esta propuesta de ley, modernizaciÓn del trabajador agrÍcola. >> incluso ustedes ya comenzaron una campaÑa para protestar, dinos por quÉ lo estÁn haciendo si esto aÚn es un proyecto de ley. >> es un proyecto de ley que puede pasar, entonces, nosotros como comunid

today, renee, the usta announced the doubles wild cards for the u.s.a wild card to enter into the women's doubles draw together. serena and venus have won 14 grand slam doubles titles together as well as three olympic gold medals. this also is going to be tennis history in front of us. >> yeah, it's huge news, obviously, i knew about this a few days ago, so it wasn't a spr surprise to me when they got the wild card, but they are 14-0 when they have reached the final of a grand slam, which is unbelievable, and sadly one of those was against me in the 2009 wimbledon championships which she reminds me about all the time, but they're unstoppable when they play a lot of tennis. i think it's so great that serena is going to come in, obviously, playing with venus and exit her career playing with venus. it's a fabulous thing. i can't wait for the crowd are going to be going absolutely crazy for them, and it's a wonderful opportunity to see one of the greatest doubles teams of all time as well, not only because it's just serena and venus, but what a great story

renee was unsettled to, the day she testified.did not want to feel judged. >> judged because? >> i have dark thoughts. and i share them. and, with a serial killer. >> johnny altinger friend deborah testified. >> a bit of nervous for sure. and a lot of sadness that day for me. the realistic-ness of it all came but all i can do is speak for john in the kind of person he was. >> nice man? >> definitely a nice man. and i'm sure, had things not turned out the way they did. he would've found what he was looking for in life. i have no doubt of that. >> it was the first time she had gotten a clear look at mark twitchell. >> he seemed like a normal person, average person off the street. that's what's disturbed me. >> he remained stonefaced. even when his own wife took the stand. >> she is crying through all of this. mark twitchell's reaction was nearly blank. >> but, when this video was shown in court. during bill clark's testimony. twitchell became unraveled. >> and he starts to cry. and the tears are streaming down his face. and he's get

i don't think they're ready for her. >> so renee you got cheney unleashed.yoming republican primary to try to help us a story out as they say. i want you to listen to this moment with cheney on abc news talking about josh hawley. and ted cruz being unfit for office. >> you saying you're going to work against election deniers. if it's not trump, and if it's somebody like ron desantis, ted cruz, josh hawley, these are all people the times those very closely to trump. will you oppose them? could you see yourself supporting any of them? >> it would be very difficult. when you look at somebody like josh hawley or somebody like ted cruz, both of whom know better. both of whom know exactly what the role of congress is in terms of our constitutional obligations with respect to presidential elections. and yet, both of whom took steps that fundamentally threatened the constitutional order and structure in the aftermath of the last election. in my view, they both have made themselves unfit for future office. >> so renee, it's not just about the trump piece. it's not ju

javier hernandez, renee santos there in the middle, and renee hernandez are accused of suffocating claudia's little girl during an exorcism style ritual. court documents say they believed the little girl was possessed by demons because she sometimes woke up screaming and crying. those three face charges that could lead to life in prison if convicted. >>> new at 11:00, police say they made an arrest in a murder that went cold nearly 40 years ago. 15-year-old karen stint was at a bus stop following a date with her boyfriend in sunnyvale in september of 1982. prosecutors say her body was found about 100 yards away. she had been sexually assaulted and stabbed multiple times. for decades, there were no leads in the case. then in 2019, a detective got a tip leading to a man named gary ramirez. this is what he looks like now on the left, on the right what he would have looked like 40 years ago. he was arrested after his dna matched samples found on her body. he was in maui when arrested. if found guilty, he faces life in prison. >>> we are learning more about the fbi's search of donald trump's mar-

you >> not at all, rene, we appreciate your thoughts on.down the situation in michigan right now. voters are heading to the polls there. i was just going to, add it's been astounding just the amount of confusion that has come in each state as we continue to cover the fall of roe v. wade being overturned. up next, republican election deniers are running and races across this country. they are winning primary elections. i'll speak to a former trump homeland security official about the state of democracy, the gop and the midterms. once upon a time, at the magical everly estate, landscaper larry and his trusty crew... were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis p

rene, thanks for coming on. >> thank you.: before we go to a commercial break, we have sad news to report. hedge fund pioneer julian robertson has died. for two decades, the billionaire investor led one of the largest and highest profile funds, tiger management. robertson trained several fund managers who spun off and known as the tiger cubs. according to his spokesman, he died in cardiac complications. julian robertson was 90 years old. we're coming right back. liz: we have an emergency situation developing right now, water levels at the largest reservoir lake meade after two decades of drought. lake meade expanded arizona and nevada. most visited place in the park system. as lake meade shrinks and shuffles, so do businesses depend on the lake for hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars in tourism. kelly o'grady live at lake meade in boulder city, nevada. reporter: good to see you, liz, listen, liz it is tough, drought is not certainly new to the western u.s., the worst experience in 1200 years. the top of the mount

so why not just see how much are renee that is? genetic information from viruses arrives at the sewage treatment plant and how the numbers change that could flag waves of infection. and as, as music was a mid, it's a very, very big mix. that was the problem at the beginning. first of all, we had to make sure that we removed all the other contaminants from the waste water to really be able to isolate the renee. this gave me, it's working very well now, and the hopeless that we'd be able to get a realistic picture of how the infection is spreading kind. almost 2 years ago, susanna, lucknow of the university of darmstadt, found out that waste water samples can be used to determine how quickly and how strongly the corona virus is spreading in a region. at that time, she was in the laboratory, looking for an early warning system for waves of corona virus. she struck gold with the waste water. the process caused a stir at the time in the netherlands in spain, and in the u. s. it's much cheaper than doing hundreds of thousands of individu

renee reads epi and copenhagen, and at berlin's and st. restaurant. he combines both and his concept amber opened fire cooking and you know, to as and see. and emma, when people he grill, they think extremely charred or crispy and heavily seasoned stock. but you can work with it very elegantly, like a lightly smoked cream or a grilled lemon for a salad dressing. woolen and blessing fun was allowed. he the spinach, on the fire for 30 seconds at most. his tip to make a crispy is to spread butter on it beforehand. the grilled spinach is then combined with roasted pistachio. gonna finish. pleasure for me is putting your heart into cookie. you know, we, that's what we do here. we use simple produce and charco to bring things to lighting it. some names of actin to vs bag uses a japanese conroe grill. that's good at storing heat, but cooking over a woodfield fire is only one aspect of his dinner concept. he receives his guests at ever changing locations. this time, it's an old archive building and berlin's eastern mouth found district harrison about up on th

for director rene arenela, this is familiar territory. >> i've been working here in torres del paynecats, with the pumas. >> his team has spent the last few days searching for a particular puma they call supermom. >> we've been working with her for the last four or fife years almost, and we've been lucky enough to see three different litters from her. this is the third litter. she is a super mom. she is a very good provider. >> but even these expert trackers and their high-tech cameras are having a hard time spotting her. >> it's a big challenge to work in a vast area with animals that are ninjas. if they want you to see them, that's when you get to see them. if they don't want to be seen, you're never going to find them. >> as they continue their search, there is an unexpected sighting. >> a male. he's not moving. >> can you id the male? >> negative. all we can see from here is that it's a male. >> any sign of the cubs? any sign of the mother? >> negative. >> it's right there. >> rene's team has a special permit to film these pumas off trail. this male shouldn't see them as a threat

>> negative. >> reporter: renee's team has a special permit to film these pumas off trail. them as a threat or as prey. but one wrong move could change everything. as the cat heads their way, knowing exactly how to behave is vital for everyone's safety. >> this is where you stand your ground, you stay still. you don't run. >> reporter: this isn't the puma they recognize. >> it is an intruder to the territory. that can bring massive threat to the cubs. the male can easily kill the cubs of a female just to be able to mate with this female as soon as possible and get his own litter. >> reporter: as for super mom and her cubs, there is no sign of them. after a long, frustrating search, the team heads back to camp. everyone is worried. over the next few days t crew battles heavy rains and strong winds. desperately searching for the puma family. >> it has unpredictable weather. the four seasons in a day is true. sometimes four seasons in an hour. cats don't like the strong winds or the rain. so they will be much harder to find. >> reporter: but they don't give up. and after three

claudia hernandez, rene hernandez santos and rene hernandez are all accused in the smothering death of hernandez' 3-year-old daughter. this is during a church exorcism. the two men in this case were the girl's uncle and grandfather. investigators believe they did it because they thought the girl was possessed with an evil spirit. if convicted on all charges, the three could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> high-end watches are apparently becoming a big ticket item for thieves this summer. some law enforcement agencies say they are seeing an uptick in the theft of rolex watches. in one case saturday, police in redwood city said a man gave his watch to men threatening him with what might have been a semiautomatic rifle. in danville, witnesses say thieves targeted a man in the front of livery shopping center. >> i went to ask him are you okay? he said "they ripped my watch right off my arm." >> while the two were taking the watch from a man, a witness seeing this event tried to intervene and the third person acting as lookout ultimately ended up pistol whipping the victim. >> police ar

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ilyushka i have it, and there rene fasel there i remember with a sting of the hand. we did together will understand, therefore such moments. they stay in memory for life. and you, of course, remember this even after such meetings. you have an extra boost. i want to run a raid to train to conquer something. well, also krasnogorsk hockey fans today had an interesting opportunity to see a small exhibition dedicated to alexander ovechkin. here they organized a stand with personal belongings. ovechkin in particular. there are accreditations here, er, ovis of some world championships, his leggings and helmets. this is such a hockey holiday thank you at the children's youth tournament for the alexander ovechkin cup said alexander abramov novosibirsk, within the framework of the international army games, a competition of excellent military intelligence students will be held in the city , units from russia, armenia, belarus and uzbekistan, india, zimbabwe and other countries, military intelligence officers will have to overcome a special path to force water barriers, complete

some light rains and carlos just heard from renee renee.es or someone in belmont, redwood city, middle parc, palo alto woodside along to 80, emerald hills. we've had reports of rain there and also lightning. popping up towards rio vista, and you can see now brentwood, maybe back towards livermore, the ultimate past heading into solano county and moving north. some of this will drift northward up towards the areas north of the golden gate. san francisco, oakland over the next couple of hours. bigger fog bank that is true. we have not had much of a fog assed unless you're by the coast. some lot of the bayside locations have not had much fog. but today it does look to be a little bigger. santa rosa conquered stanford and san jose. we're hot yesterday. today we're dropping those temps again. it can be as much as maybe a couple of degrees to upwards of 10, especially if you're anywhere near the bay because then you'll get some of that fog influence as well. 50 60 seventies on the temps go out the outer layers lower lake fairfield, brentwood live

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new leader renee a week reminiscing has used emergency powers to arrest, protest leaders. well, the japanese fashion designer is he me, aki has died aged 84. he survived hiroshima and went on to create a global clothing empire known in the industry as the prince of cleats, his signature designs were both comfortable and affordable. a fashion design icon of the past, 50 years. yet he disliked the concept of fashion itself. is he me? i can refer to his designs as clothing rather than fashion. he said it was people that interested him. designing clothes was simply a way of feeling closer to humanity. since establishing his design studio in 1970, his goal was to produce practical clothes, which would stand the test of time. that idea inspired perhaps his most famous design, peter clothes, which did increase, could be watched by machine and could be rolled instead of folded. they were affordable to a personal rebuke to a fashion industry. he felt catered too much to wealth, an extra 70 but he is arguably most famous for the mock turtle. next he designed for the late apple, c. e

como una con 11 millones de personas para que nos entienda lo que está pasando y porque están acá a renecoalición regional para apoyar una propuesta de ley que se acaba de introducir en la cámara de representantes que le daría la opción, el permiso a la gente para solicitar la residencia sobre esta propuesta que es el registro porque está relacionado con el servicio de registro y lo que haría es permitir que la gente vive siete años de residencia >>> >>> estamos a que le presenta el norte de la bahía, de donde somos también representa a san francisco con grupos involucrados principalmente de mujeres sobre este movimiento que es principal dirigido por mujeres >>> sobre los ángeles, sobre nuestros congresistas sobre los demócratas cumplan con la promesa del pasar con una reforma migratoria justa >>> que van a seguir más adelante porque subjetivo sobre regreso con ustedes >>> entre tanto, pideayuda a la guardia nacional, sobre mediante selección llegados, sobre el gobernador de texas sin embargo el departamento negó la ayuda pese a ser la segunda vez que la alcaldesa solicita este apoyo >>>

renee laughed. i've been for solon, let's do business. many european companies have withdrawn from russia since it launched its full scale invasion of ukraine in february. but not the german energy company didn't us idea. it's making billions and profits in cooperation with the russian state on competing gas from 1300000000 euros in the 1st half of the year. the company wants to stick to its projects, and russia by criticism is getting louder. a year ago of inches high, dia uploaded video to youtube in it, the gas production and cooperation with the russian state on company gas. one is still price and the highest tones. winters hell dia and gas from proudly announce 1st, guess for them. mega project chin developed. this came years after russia annex crimea, and as it's proxies occupied ukraine, stan bus region. but putins aggressive policies didn't stop the company from continuing to pursue its economic interests. as early as 2014, entirely in line with the german government official policy. as heist yet, it's now a matter of building bri

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> gray cobblestones of the central square in brussels have blossomed intoe famous flower carpet is back after a year of pause of the coronavirus. artists re-created the original design from 1971. hundreds of volunteers took hours to organize them. they say they'll water the sod to protect the blooms from wilting and it ends on monday. breathtaking. >>> well, that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. for viewers in north america, "new day" is next. for the rest of the world, it's "marketplace asia." why do dermatologists use dove bar at home? the dove beauty bar is gentle... it is moisturising. i bring the dove beauty bar home because it not only cleans, it hydrates my skin. i see what it does for my patients and it's exactly what i want to do for my family. as a dermatologist i want what's best for our skin. who doesn't want soft, clean, fresh smelling skin. with 1/4 moisturizing cream dove is the number one bar dermatologists use at home. at xfinity, we're constantly innovating. and we're working 24/7 to connect you to more of what you lov

but renee's head is full of movies, so he's always thinking about movies. the thing he does share with me is a passion for the cinema. this obsession with this with, with movies that i've had all my life is it becomes his obsession. just go show you get away with a lot more movies. when i was a college, the only other dream that i had was to be an actor and. and then i think probably wisely. i didn't, didn't pursue that, that particular career. but for me it's always been like a little bit of an unscratched edge. so sometimes if people have offered me small cameo roles and movies, i've been excited to to do it just it's just fun. but and the actress helen hunt was directing her 1st film and it, there was the character of an indian doctor, indian gynecologist, and i just out of the blue, they called me and said what i like to do it. so i had to play helen hunts guy ecologist. hello, hello, hello. hi. hello, hello. sorry. so, anyone else coming? no, this is it. is this good you lose? just looks good. i had to learn a great deal about how to work. ultra soft m

but renee's head is full of movies, so he's always thinking about movies. the thing he does share with me is a passion for the cinema. this obsession with this with, with movies that i've had all my life because it becomes his obsession. just goes to show you get away with a lot more days when i was at college, the only other dream that i had was to be an actor and. and then i think probably wisely. i didn't, didn't pursue that, that particular career. but for me it's always been like a little bit of an unscratched edge. so it says sometimes if people have offered me small coming roles and movies, i've been excited to to do it. it's a success fun. and the actress helen hunt was directing a 1st film and it, there was the character of an indian doctor, indian gynecologist. and i just out of the blue, they called me and said what i like to do it. so i had to play helen hans gynecologist. hello. hello, hello. hi. hello, hello. sorry. so, anyone else coming? you know, this is, this is a, could you learn? hey just looks good. i had to learn a great deal about how

renee laughed. i've been fizzled and let's do business. many european companies have withdrawn from since it launched its full scale invasion of ukraine in february. but not the german energy company event has high dia. it's making billions and profits in cooperation with the russian state on competing gas from 1300000000 euros in the 1st half of the year. the company wants to stick to its projects and russia, but criticism is getting louder. a year ago of interest high dia uploaded video to you tube in it, the gas production in cooperation with the russian state own company gas. one is still praised in the highest tones windows held via and gas prom proudly announce 1st guess.

. >> renÉe dreyfus is curator of ancient art.n is a reflection of egypt's golden age when pharaohs cashed in on their power and almost no one held onto a longer than ramses the great. >> what you see is the story about a king of egypt who had much more time to create his own legend. it is one of a pair of bracelets made primarily of gold. >> she says one of the pieces are recently discovered, and many have never left egypt before. long withffins and funeral masks crafted to match their owners status. teams from the u.s. and egypt have worked to carefully transport these priceless artifacts. >> we try to show you what we have. >> renÉe dreyfus is hoping ramses can re-create the magic of another famous egyptian king who captivated the u.s. when she was a young curator, quintana. >> when the boy came came -- king came, i was young. >> they left distinctly different legacies. ramses was known for building extensive monuments and families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. he was pretty good at that. >> in ancient and color

artifacts. >> we try to come to your country to show you what we have in my country. >> reporter: reneus is hoping that ramp says can recreate another egyptian king that captured the u.s. >> when the boy tut came, i was the curator and months that, i was the second curator. >> reporter: she said that ramesses and tut not only ruled in different eras, they left different legacys. the boy king was known for building families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. >> reporter: ancient and colorful legacy about to be reborn in the bay area. dan a.: the exhibit includes 180 objects to study. it opens august 20 and runs through mid-february. very much worth your time. ama: that is going to be fascinating. one last check of your weather. dan a.: mike nicco is here. mike: we will show you a small craft advisory through the delta and that will continue through 9:00. as far as your activity planner, if you're thinking about going for an evening walk, it will be comfortable. how about outdoor dining, we will drop into the 60's. tomorrow, a lot like today, 60's, 70's to the 80's. we will tr

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for more on this i want to bring in now state representative renee pack in indiana. representative pack, so good to see you. first i would like to get your reaction to this new restrictive law. >> thank you very much for having me. it's just been absolutely devastating, this reality that people in indiana are now facing. it's a disappointment. there were so many times over the past two weeks where the emotions were just so high, it was sometimes hard to just stay in the chamber. but we've got our answer now, we know for sure that starting september 15th, 2022, iexcept fr few exceptions, abortion will be illegal. >> you spoke out against the ban on the indiana house floor, saying you were standing against further oppression of young girls and women in indiana. what kind of impact do you believe this is going to directly have on women, starting september 15th? >> the impact is going to be felt by all women, even if you're not pregnant, but just that choice that you're no longer going to have have is going to be very impactful and negatively impactful. starting the 15th

s renee feltz and i interviewed albert woodfox in his first live tv interview.odfox, can you talk about your plans today -- you have walked out of the prison. you have not been free and 45 years. what are you most struck by? what are your greatest challenges now or your moments of joy since friday? >> for me, as strange as it may sound, when i was in prison, i had established who i was and ways to fight for what i believed in. being released into society, i am having to learn different techniques, you know, of how to -- i'm just trying to learn how to be free. i've been locked up so long in a prison within a prison. so for me, it's just about learning how to live as a free person and just take my time. right now the world is just speeding so fast for me, and i have to find a way to just slow it down and, you know, just enjoy my family. that's been a great source of energy. being able to sit down with king and laugh and touch him, and he touch me, and hug each other and stuff is, you know, grateful. he has a man that ever since he walked out of prison, he has spe

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what you give to others rene this. what you keep for yourself is that ties still. ah, well, this is the, the not seems just going to so much, but not music. they tried, but they couldn't, it got put back a visit. the end of the road. music is a beautiful thing. it's a religion to be, i believe in the god of music. ah, any of us, you know, but our burning is an art 21. this week we explore the many faces of jewish music. music that was bound, forgotten. we discovered cherished music with connective power. and we start with the dish. oh, who's in them? dan called dish nod from donna hall. so this is daniel cans version of leonard cohen's classic june. harlan moved forward decker, his 1st solo album, he translated lyrically to yiddish. manish techs originally written by the likes of curt nicholson and bob dylan. jewish artillery, explain him the issue item. so i thought of them along behind the scenes should lead caught you to think songs are so rich and so deep, just because of history and the changing of time, vandal that side. so me, i mentioned presser, was writte

on social media now green and remains met, but when they were both students at michigan state, but reneeing at it until you finally got it locked in, and it looked like quite the party there, congratulate. asians to them both. and the big stars from the basketball court, helping bring in that big celebrate stories for sure. very cool. alright. thank you for watching ktvu fox news at noon for the latest news and weather. be sure to download the ktvu weather athlete could be seeing some weather changes throughout the day and we will see >> what is better the second time around? your leftovers. >> to a french classic made from leftover ham. a masterpiece. >> i love that you added more cheese though. >> get ready to put those leftovers to work. >> and we have an easy fix to a beauty problem. second day hair. >> let's dish. >> the kitchen has always been the center of my world. a place is delicious when it is full of food and fun. everyone knows me as a culinary food judge

. >> reporter: renee stubbs is helping the 40-year-old to prepare. do you think she'll walk away with the title? >> it will be very difficult, for a lot of reasons i'm the first person to say never say never when it comes to serena williams. >> reporter: her farewell tour to include a sister special. serena and venus teaming up for the first time in years to play doubles the new york palace hotel brought the two together for an interview for the "today" show >> this whole journey will be emotional. i've been playing it my whole entire life >> reporter: straight out of compton, they fell in love with the sport at a young age going pro in their early teens, and changing the face of a game historically dominated by white players. >> growing up, i never thought i was different, because the number one player in the world was somebody who looked like me >> reporter: the tennis icon has claimed 23 grand slam championships, the most of any player in the open era, just shy of the all-time high while one more is on the line this tournament, serena williams has

let's hear from rene, a public educator.r: i am a veteran, speak three languages, and am a substitute teacher. yes, i was an educator. i live in my camry county, where i teach, and i give them an "a." like everywhere else in the country, we are back into a very fractured time. and we are seeing that schools are microcosms. a previous caller was trying to blame pc culture. i give thanks everyday that i am not a teacher in florida. i happen to be a gay man and come to school every day with pride in what i teach students in my strict. i do not teach them to be gay, i teach them to be decent human beings, teach them self-respect, teach them tolerance for each other. at the end every class i teach, and i am so happy to be here, the kids come up to me and say, i wish you were my real teacher, not just a substitute. why? because i do not push, like this woman heather from bel air was saying, pushing an agenda. there is no agenda i am pushing, but trying to inculcate in my students the same elemental and basic decency that i receive

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the russian court sentenced american basketball star rene greiner to nine years in print -- brittney griner to nine years in prison. security staff found vape cartridges in her luggage. she was fined 15 and at -- $15,000. residents of a south african township have beaten a group of men suspected of being illegal minors. . at least one person has been killed. crowds have targeted the miners after eight women were gang raped. those of the headlines. we will be back inalf an hour. goodbye. ♪ >> denmark's government faces accusations of racism. so-called nonwestern migrants are being moved out of city blocks. and some syrian asylum-seekers are fighting orders to deport them. what are the criticisms justified? this is "inside story." ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the program. denmark's government is being criticized for its plans to eradicate disadvantaged neighborhoods. a set of laws, controversially called the ghetto package, was introduced in 2018. it aimed to transform areas with high rates of crime and unemployment. rights groups say immigrant communities are being unfairly singled out.