i found out about elsie robinson. it's the first biography about elsie robinson to be written. and so the one question, of course. well, then why you and how did you discover her? why you all hear that hers is the first biography ever to have been written. yes, yes. and it actually is a really personal story. it only came to me because as my mother died. and what i mean by that is i grew up here in new york. and shortly after i college, my mother passed away. my brother and i went to our childhood home in the bronx not too far away. and we were clearing out our home and getting it ready to sell and inside. one of my mother's books that we were packing fell out of a piece of paper that she had stuffed inside. and in this honest piece of paper, she had retired. remember that old onion skin paper from back in the day. my mother had retired on a manual typewriter. the most tough love, in-your-face poem, grief i had ever read and it was attributed to someone named elsie robinson. and i turned to my brother and i said, who's elsie robinson? you know, is it a friend of mom's? is it an

the next day i was on my way to hear a speech by tommy robinson. you have gone completely independent, tell people what that means and where people... his show on the far-right canadian website, the rebel, boosted his following, and after leaving the online media, he filmed and shamed british asians suspected of sex offences while on their way to court. - i want people to see what i see. (mellow jazz music) - i was in speakers' corner in hyde park. today you will be with me! where the tree of life is! if you want. (man yelling to crowd) it's a for britain movement led by anne marie waters, anne marie waters and for britain! research it! one of the key campaigns is to control the islamification of britain. - there was speculation about tommy not showing because the speech written by the austrian nationalist had attracted the attention of authorities. we haven't actually seen him yet, do we know for sure he's definitely going to turn up? we don't know, i don't know, you know what i mean? who knows, let's just see what happens. okay. (crowd chattering

is the bbc presenter robinson. presenter nick robinson. right?and should drop god save the king. diane writes why on earth should we drop the tradition of singing the anthem whether it or whether the scots like it or not? charles is their king, not? king charles is their king, too. and that's why i said i think it was snp supporters last night genuinely via the night genuinely. jemmy via the email , night genuinely. jemmy via the email, writes england fans booed flower of scotland during the euros at wembley. as an english fan, i don't mind the scots booing it's called rivalry, booing us. it's called rivalry, so stop being so woke about it. that's a point though. that's a good point though. terrible taboo flower of scotland because is the best scotland because it is the best national in the world. national anthem in the world. you've got to admit that. and from sean on twitter, this is an anthem to pay tribute to our monarch. it just shows nick robinson is a republican leftie that silly stunt by that finds this silly stunt by the scottish fans. f

is the bbc presenter robinson. presenter nick robinson. right?and should drop god save the king. diane writes why on earth should we drop the tradition of singing the anthem whether it or whether the scots like it or not? charles is their king, not? king charles is their king, too. and that's why i said i think it was supporters last think it was snp supporters last night genuinely . jemmy the night genuinely. jemmy via the email , night genuinely. jemmy via the email, writes england fans booed flower of scotland during the euros at wembley. as an english fan, i don't mind the scots booing it's called rivalry, booing us. it's called rivalry, so stop being so woke about it. that's a point though. that's a good point though. terrible taboo flower of scotland because is the best scotland because it is the best national in the world. national anthem in the world. you've got to admit that. and from sean on twitter, this is an anthem to pay tribute to our monarch. it just shows nick robinson is a republican leftie that silly stunt by that finds this si

robinson. >> chairman durbin, ranking member graham, and members of the committee my name is kelley robinson. i practice of the present of human rights campaign. our nation's largest civil rights organization working to achieve fully equal different lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and people across the country. thank you for inviting me just make testimony at this important hearing. on behalf of more than three by members and supporters i come today with a single message. the lgbt to plus people of the united states are living in the state of emergency. this is not an exaggeration. this is not the dramatization. more than 525 anti-builds up and introduced this year in the state more than 220 of those bills target the transgender community, many targeting children, transgender children. and more 75 of those anti-lgbtq+ bills have not become law. this includes laws that ban books and since the curriculum in the classroom. this includes laws that forbid children from being able to safely use a bathroom at school and laws that criminalize doctors providing life-saving gender affirming health

robinson, >> chairman, ranking member graham, my name is kelly robinson. i use she/her pronouns.ud to be serving as president of the human rights campaign, the largest -- working to achieve fully equality for lesbian, gay , by, transgender community. i come here with the same message. the lgbt people of the united states are living in a state of emergency. this is not an exaggeration. this is not a traumatization. more than 525 anti-tran04 bills have been introduced this year in the states. more than 220 of those bills target the transgender community. many are targeting children, transgender children, and more than 75 of those anti-lgbtq+ bills have now become law. this includes laws that banned books and sensor curriculum in the classroom. this includes laws that forbid children from being able to safely use the bathroom at school and laws that criminalize doctors from providing life-saving gender affirming healthcare. the purpose of these laws is to facilitate a rise in political extremism by alienating and isolating lgbtq+ americans. the impact of these laws is truly alarming

if you want to talk about brooks robinson and the orioles and brooks robinson and baseball, that's one he was fferent than any other athlete. dave shanen has a great column in the "washington post" today with a great anecdote about brooks robinson by an old sports writer, forgive, i forget his name, but the quote is from him. it was, you know, in new york city, they named a candy bar after reggie jackson, in baltimore, when it comes to brooks robinson, we name our children after him. and that's who brooks robinson was, the impact. he was bareshnikov with a rawlings fielding mitt on his hands. but he was an enormously wonderful human being. you'd meet him, joe, and say, we playing softball on saturday, he had that look of a regular guy because he was a regular guy. >> he was, indeed, he was mr. oriole and you captured so well what he meant to that city, and tell us a little bit about the poignancy of robinson passing away at a moment of rebirth for this franchise, that had been so down in recent years, but built back up with young players, none of them quite flashed the leather like bro

kelvin robinson by esther mcvey. kelvin robinson and rebecca reid . and as the and rebecca reid.f sunaks net zero bonfire, just look how it's riled the established media. >> rishi sunak done that. that's great. i think there's a there's a blueprint for this. there's a blueprint for a new type of sort of populist leader. >> i will share that full unhinged meltdown from the former bbc darling turned hard left flamethrower. emily maitlis. also tonight, one of the beeb's existing activists , the beeb's existing activists, veteran john simpson, is forced to apologise for openly campaigning against surging donald trump, one of britain's best journalists. former bbc man tom bower gets stuck into his old employees latest embarrassing impartiality. row in uncanceled as well as delivering a major exclusive on harry and meghan. stand by for that. meanwhile, will this new netflix documentary finally answer the mystery of who killed jill dando , the golden girl of jill dando, the golden girl of british television , murdered on british television, murdered on her doorstep in broad daylight ? h

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esther mcvey, the conservative commentator, calvin robinson , and the author calvin robinson, and thelist rebecca reed. now calvin robinson, you agree with me? you think liz truss was right? >> i think she was right on her economic policies, but i think it was a stitch up from the beginning. >> they clearly wanted rishi sunakin >> they clearly wanted rishi sunak in the membership, wanted suella braverman or kemi badenoch. >> they let it get to >> they did not let it get to that in the voting. that point in the voting. >> put rishi against >> they put rishi up against someone they thought he would win did not. liz win against. he did not. liz truss she was rightfully truss won, so she was rightfully the leader of the party and the prime they prime minister and they orchestrated rid orchestrated a coup to get rid of her. her economic policies would have been much better than what moment would have been much better than vibul moment would have been much better than vibul she's moment would have been much better than vibul she's still moment would have been much better than vibul she's st

esther mcvey, the conservative commentator, calvin robinson , and the author calvin robinson, and thenalist rebecca reed. now calvin robinson, you agree with me? you think liz truss was right? >> i think she was right on her economic policies, but i think it was a stitch up from the beginning. >> they clearly wanted rishi sunakin >> they clearly wanted rishi sunak in the membership, wanted suella braverman or kemi badenoch. >> they let it get to >> they did not let it get to that in the voting. that point in the voting. >> put rishi against >> they put rishi up against someone they thought he would win did not. liz win against. he did not. liz truss she was rightfully truss won, so she was rightfully the leader of the party and the prime they prime minister and they orchestrated rid orchestrated a coup to get rid of her. her economic policies would have been much better than what moment would have been much better than vrbut moment would have been much better than vrbut she's moment would have been much better than vrbut she's still moment would have been much better than vrbut she's

robinson: he feels and sees that angels are holding the plane up.ittle richard: i said, "after these dates, i'm going to stop singing. i'm going with the lord." one of the band boys said, "if you're serious, throw your rings in the water." we got on the ferry, and i threw them in the ocean. ♪ williams: we knew he was a rock 'n' roll star. why would he be coming to oakwood? word spread he's not coming to give a concert. he's coming as a student. winslow: oakwood was the premiere black seventh-day adventist school. very conservative. i was a little boy. my mother was a teacher. i was old enough to know who he was. but we didn't have rock 'n' roll on campus. it was a sin to listen to richard's music. williams: shortly after he got there, he gave his testimony. he said he saw himself in hell. he said he knew he wasn't ready to see the lord with what he was singing and how he was behaving. he called it devil music. little richard: the lord is coming soon, and i want to dedicate my life to god. and i want to study so i can help other people that are doing

but robinson and rebecca reid. but breaking tonight, the deranged march to net zero stutters as rishi sunak sensationally rows back on a series of commitments , including the ban on petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers , admitting successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. so has he just won the election with that incredible pledge? plus after the italian island of lampedusa is overrun with a staggering 8000 illegal migrants in just three days, with claims russia's wagner group is launching hybrid warfare on mainland europe. how can we secure our own southern border from the growing invasion? nigel farage reveals what the growing catastrophe means for the eu and us later this hour , and he'll react to this hour, and he'll react to that major breaking news on net zero, not zero. i like to call it also on the way as he is yet to be found guilty of any crime. is it wrong that russell brand has barred making has been barred from making money on his youtube channel? leil

but robinson and rebecca reid. but breaking tonight, the deranged march to net zero stutters as rishi sunak sensationally rows back on a series of commitments , including the ban on petrol and diesel cars and gas boilers , admitting successive governments have not been honest about the costs and trade offs of going green. so has he just won the election with that incredible pledge? plus after the italian island of lampedusa is overrun with a staggering 8000 illegal migrants in just three days, with claims russia's wagner group is launching hybrid warfare on mainland europe. how can we secure our own southern border from the growing invasion? nigel farage reveals what the growing catastrophe means for the eu and us later this hour , and he'll react to this hour, and he'll react to that major breaking news on net zero, not zero. i like to call it also on the way as he is yet to be found guilty of any crime. is it wrong that russell brand has barred making has been barred from making money on his youtube channel? leil

remembering brooks robinson >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. president biden today inserted himself in a labor dispute in a way no other modern president has. joining striking auto workers on the picket line outside a gm plant near detroit through a bull horn, telling workers they deserve the significant raise they need, and standing shoulder to shoulder with picketers, as uaw leader shawn fain railed against corporate greed. the president making the trip 12 days into the strike against the big three automakers his visit marking a major shift from keeping a distance from negotiations to proudly siding with union members. all against the background of the 2024 election, underscored by former president trump's plans to visit tomorrow gabe gutierrez is in michigan with late details. >> reporter: in an historic visit, a u.s. president on the picket line, throwing his full-throated support behind the striking united auto workers. >> gave up a lot when the companies were in trouble, but now, they're doing incredibly well. and guess what

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this was an kelvin robinson. was an absolutely sickening investigation because to me it proves that the french are taking the money and actually they have no intentions of stopping the boats. quite the opposite. >> why would they? it's in their interest to let them all come over here. but we've been saying this for years now . it's like this for years now. it's like the worst i told you so ever. oh, excuse me. 3250 illegal immigrants over the last less than two weeks. it's a joke. they're taking the absolute miracle out of us. they're laughing at us and taking all our money in response. we should stop funding france, stop putting money the border to putting money over the border to get fix issue. get them to fix the issue. instead, turn the boats around. if to if we're not going to have gunboats least the gunboats at least return the illegal immigrants france and illegal immigrants to france and let french deal with let the french deal with them. and should the legal and we should process the legal asylum claims

this was an kelvin robinson. was an absolutely sickening investigation because to me it proves that the french are taking the money and actually they have no intentions of stopping the boats. quite the opposite. >> why would they? it's in their interest to let them all come over here. but we've been saying this for years now . it's like this for years now. it's like the worst i told you so ever. oh, excuse me. 3250 illegal immigrants over the last less than two weeks. it's a joke. they're taking the absolute miracle out of us. they're laughing at us and taking all our money in response. we should stop funding france, stop putting money the border to putting money over the border to get fix issue. get them to fix the issue. instead, turn the boats around. if to if we're not going to have gunboats least the gunboats at least return the illegal immigrants france and illegal immigrants to france and let french deal with let the french deal with them. and should the legal and we should process the legal asylum claims

[bell tolling] >> carole robinson, >> carol robinson.] >> denise mcnair. >> denise mcnair. [bell tolling ] >> johnny robinson. >> johnny robinson. [bell tolling] >> virgil ware >> virgil ware. [bell tolling] >> thank you. please be seated. remember those names. after the bomb went off at 16th street baptist church, it was a blast that was literally heard all around the world. those that look behind in the balcony there was a window donated by the people of wales, they wanted to show their solidarity with the movement. wanted to make sure that the children of wales could contribute. so no one could contribute more than $5209 wind yes-$5 in the window. one hand pushing out hatred. the other open for forgiveness. a rainbow over his head symbolized what god told noah, never again. different colors in the background, representing different colors, cultures, creeds around the world. bullets going through his chest. on the bottom four windowpanes, it says you do it to me, when jesus said you do it to the least of these, you have also done it to

i'm looking around at the same area jackie robinson once trained.> playing on the same field jackie robinson played on makes me want to play harder. >> reporter: they are part of the hank aaron invitational, one of many mlb events aimed at reaching new talent from diverse communities because gone are the days of griffey, gwynn and henderson. that number has dropped to 6.2%, the lowest since the early '90s though baseball does boast incredible international diversity. for sam richardson it was baseball from the beginning. >> my dad put the bat in my hand and i fell in love with it. >> reporter: for others the sport is more accessible and less costly. the players don't have to foot the bill to attend these camps, part of efforts to expand the game. what would success look like to you? >> consistency. we're not there yet but we're getting there. i can see it, i can taste it. >> reporter: the efforts are starting to bear fruit. four of the top picks in the draft were african american players. all of them participated in mlb-hosted camps. for baseball's

robinson, who was affectionately known as mister oriole, died yesterday. won an astounding 16 consecutive gold gloves. he also made 18 all-star appearances over a 23-year career, spent exclusively with the orioles. brooks robinson was 86. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," leslie odom jr. discusses his return to broadway with the revival of ossie davis' "purlie victorious." i'm anne-marie green, this is the "cbs morning news." viruses and bacteria float all l around us.s. ununlike air f fresheners,, ononly new lysysol air sananir kills s 99.9% of v viruses ad babacteria in n the air. bebecause scenent can't sasani. lysol cacan. hihi, i'm normrma, and d i lost 53 3 pounds on n . bebecause scenent can't sasani. (soft mumusic) a lot t of people e expect to fall apapart as they age, but since taking release,, my energrgy's improvoved, mymy skin's imimproved. i'veve never felelt better.. ♪ ♪ you knowow that unwewelcome gt everyoyone wishes s would just l leave alreaeady? that's c covid-19. ♪♪ so i i got this s season's s t designgned to keepep up to dae wit

robinson won 2 world championships in baltimore and was named the american league.able player in 1964. after hitting 3.17, with 118 rbi and of course, a gold glove. rob robinson was 86 years old. may he rest in peace? all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right. thanks, for your health tonight. is kids play their fall? sports now injuries are always unfortunately a part of some people seasons. century. henderson tonight tells us what you can look out for how to keep your kids safe from concussions. >> back to school means back to fall sports. and in some cases that means busier hospitals almost every fall. that's when. >> we start to see our clinics more and full of patients that have had a recent concussion. doctor. david, how is the director of the colorado concussion research laboratory at children's hospital, colorado. >> andy bunking, some longstanding miss when it comes to treating concussions. but 10 years ago, if you've got a concussion, you might have told by your doctor, sit in a dark room and wait until your concussion symptoms

send thank you secretary robinson.we'll have five-minute rounds of questions and i have a million questions budgetary and non-budgetary but but this is a budgetary hearing so i'll focus mostly on the budget but i want to ask one question about haiti. we are in a subcommittee talk about at the same time there was not some expectation necessary. optimism about finding a partner to lead us to multinational security effort reported in the news that there had been discussions with kenya about it. is there anything new to report about whether there is a nation that is going to step up in a multinational effort to enhance security in haiti? >> thank you mr. chairman. there is the notable progress in that regard. a delegation of kenyan experts traveled to haiti to carry out an assessment. the kenyan government in kenyan security forces have ample experience in peacekeeping on the continent and beyond and they came back from their assessment with a very sophisticated view of the situation in haiti. you would think they've been

with me , the reverend calvin robinson on your online and on your wireless back for series two. i want to give a quick shout out and a thank you to emma webb, who kept my seat warm whilst i was on holiday. she did an excellent job. thank you, emma. now, today we will discussing now, today we will be discussing womb transplants is undoubtedly a major scientific advance, but are there ethical concerns also 7 are there ethical concerns also .7 so should workplace discrimination against christians be investigated by parliament? and we'll hear about the devastating humanitarian crisis unfolding in artsakh , an crisis unfolding in artsakh, an enclave within azerbaijan and in the duel. my panellists will be discussing a times survey which says church of england priests think britain is no longer a christian country . see? what do christian country. see? what do you think? connor tomlinson i think as the venerable fulton sheen once said, the church , sheen once said, the church, which weds itself to this age, withdrew itself in the next. >> if the church wants to revitalise congregation

with me, the reverend calvin robinson on your onune reverend calvin robinson on your online and on your week saw a controversial new law passed by peers aimed at making social media firms more responsible for users safety on their platforms . the online their platforms. the online safety bill has taken years to be agreed and will force firms to remove illegal content and potentially harmful material. children's charity. the nspcc said the law would mean a safer onune said the law would mean a safer online world, but critics argue it will allow a regulator and tech firms to dictate what may or may not be said online. the chief legal counsel at the free speech union, dr. bryn harris, joins us now . dr. speech union, dr. bryn harris, joins us now. dr. bryn harris, thank you for joining joins us now. dr. bryn harris, thank you forjoining us. thank thank you for joining us. thank you. this has been has been in the works for around six years. it's been in parliament for a long time, back and forth, back and and we achieved and forth. and we have achieved some successes, haven't we? first fore

did you see the bbc's nick robinson on earlier today suggesting should bbc's nick robinson on earlierck robinson on earlier todigod save ing should bbc's nick robinson on earlier todigod save the should bbc's nick robinson on earlier todigod save the king should bbc's nick robinson on earlier todigod save the king as should bbc's nick robinson on earlier todigod save the king as ourjld axe god save the king as our national anthem because some scottish football fans, no doubt supporters of the snp happen to boo . well football legends peter boo. well football legends peter shilton and harry redknapp are up on that, plus lee anderson , up on that, plus lee anderson, ian and jim davidson tonight. >> all i can say to that is, on >> all i can say to that is, oh lord, our god arise, scatter his enemies and let them fall. frustrate their knavish tricks, confound their politics on thee. our hopes we fix god, save us all. it'll be a great program. dan that's coming up after the weather. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state the this has been state of the nafion

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and who is the author of the story polesie robinsons time polesie robinsons, who is the author of this can't talk. i can't prohibit your eyes to look at your teammate's card, but do not forget what i said at the very beginning of the round, if you are not sure of your answer, then write three different writers. and maybe something will work out , victoria, please. show your answer to our viewers yakub kolos, i understand correctly, vika bykov is accepted well and bryl you took my advice, but i did not guarantee that it always works correctly, there is the theory of probability, and here it is not on your side yankar. victoria vika i ask you to build a tower with three elements, and 30 seconds for construction. therefore, if i were you, i would hurry up a little. and it’s better that you have more time to somehow adjust this tower than to run after building elements. believe me, they are all equally unstable, they are all equally crooked. little ones don't forget that you may have to return to the construction site. or maybe we will end our game on the opposing team. this also happens.

with me, the reverend kelvin robinson on your tv onune kelvin robinson on your tv online and on your wireless today. we will be talking to laura dodsworth about her must read book, free your mind . read book, free your mind. should churches be used as community hubs or should it be kept as a religious place? and we'll be getting our panellists to take that on later. also, the co—director of march for life will join us to tell us about the importance of freedom of life and defending those who don't have a voice. and in the duel don't have a voice. and in the duel, panellists will duel, my panellists will be discussing the future of the critically teenagerfighting critically ill teenager fighting the in court over plans to the nhs in court over plans to stop more treatment at and proceed instead with end of life care. emma, what do you make of that? in short, i think this is extremely concerning. >> the thing that i'm most concerned is the fact that concerned about is the fact that the that the the judge ruled that the teenager didn't the teenager didn't have the capacity make decision

calvin robinson grows. now calvin robinson becomes the third presenter to grows. robinson betsuspended:hird presenter to grows. now calvin robinson betsuspended after)resenter to grows. now calvin robinson betsuspended after refusing to be suspended after refusing to go and it's that phrase go on and it's that phrase chaos, chaos at gb news. this idea that all of these people are saying that we have complete turmoil in the office. >> yeah, we're just getting on with our lives and we're just trying to carry on as a sensible broadcaster. >> yeah. and i think everyone is just using this opportunity to attack us and suggest that everything is falling apart. we've been at the office now for the last four hours. everything's everything's everything's calm. everything's fine talking fine. what are they talking about? what they're about? i think what they're trying to do is they're just trying to do is they're just trying down the channel trying to shut down the channel and hell and just for the hell of it. yeah, the hell of it. i mean, the problem with the channel is if

no sorcery robinson. i apologize.our focus is very much on addressing the root causes of the drivers of ill irregular migration and democratic instability. it includes focusing on improving people's daily livelihoods, providing support to develop the infrastructure people k need. independent press in the kind of government institution that will promote utter policies and livelihood for the peoples of our region. we are focused on this crucial moment as i said in my opening remarks. we need to deliver a whole host of areas for the peoples of this region. active security, crime and security in places like ecuador, are driving irregular migration. across our region but the lack of democratic opportunity in the venezuela similarly drives that irregular migration. these programs take time to have an impact. we are seeing progress in a number of areas. but let me say this before i sent 10 turned to senator murphy. i feel like one of the challenges we have in the region was we often do not pay enough attention in the ecuador

born in little rock, arkansas robinson joined the os in 1955 and defended third base for 23 seasons.hey included two world series championships in 1966 and 1970 where he was also named mvp. brooks robinson was 86 years old. >>> to the nfl where colin kaepernick is asking the new york jets to sign him to their practice squad. the 34-year-old hasn't played in an nfl game in more than six years. he drew controversy for kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustices and police brutality. the jets starting quarterback aaron rodgers was injured in the first game of the season and backup zach wilson has been shaky filling in. >>> united nations is slamming france's decision to ban athletes from wearing hijab at the 2024 olympics. human rights commissioner says no one should impose on a woman what she needs to wear or not wear. >> the comments come after french sports minister said on sunday that french athletes will not be allowed to wear a hijab at the summer olympics next year arguing in favor of the country's quick are a geenl of secularism. >>> the iconic fashion show

calvin robinson.corporate giants of america left ordinary citizens isolated and powerless? that is the premise of upcoming book tyranny inc, which discusses how political leaders in the states gave big businesses more freedom in the expectation that it would improve the economy and society . but the book argues that the opposite has occurred and that the situation has deterior ated to the point where it calls private tyranny is taking away people's liberties . tyranny inc people's liberties. tyranny inc is a book by sohrab ahmari which he will be joining us very, very shortly. but before he does, i just want to talk to my dualist momentarily. do you think i know what laura is going to say? so i'll start with you, emma. do you think big business is becoming too big? >> think we have >> i think that we have a problem with large corporates. s including tech companies having too much control, particularly over what you could call the intellectual supply chain. i think that is a real think that that is a r

robinson: i am, too. i am, too. i am, too.at you get here. you're at the lowest. you're at the bottom. and so if you can make it at that level, you can always make it. that's the thing. i think you misunderstand who you are, with the power and the strength that you actually have, and you don't need someo else to confirm who you are. you have to confirm yourself, okay? let's move around, because i've got a little gap here. there you go, there you go. everybody say cheese. inmate: make it so pretty. (laughter) inmate: you can photoshop it. rose: all right-- baby! all: baby! my baby's almost a month old now. - really? - yeah. - do you have a boy or girl? - a little boy. - a boy? - yeah. - what's his name? - tyler denver. - that's a pretty name. - yeah. brittany: when i was eight, it was the first time i smoked marijuana. by the time i was a 13 or 14 i was a full-fledged addict, used every day. the first time i got locked up, i was 14. i've been having, i guess, a little bit of depression and anxiety and just everything knowing, o

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