the bombings sarah, james stays in touch with fans around the world on social media. she has more than a $1000000.00 on tick tock. her photo was even seen in new york city's times. square of this year. her home town in poland is optional. oboski population less than $4000.00. but she also has african roots. my that is idea, milan this, her polish girl. ah, and yeah, i'm a mixed gown. you see, be in africa is just, it's just amazing thing is just, you know, imaging's and, and, and my blood and the music that i listen to with african, the music's like kunkle book cook gauge is that the whole wheat. and it did always a hub guzman when i listened. awful. yeah. this is my father. it with me looking like earth moped up being b. this is my mommy and me when i was, i don't always. so here we was over my family, a thing in some adventure, you know, you may now not spend a lot of damage time because, you know, i'm just like and a busy, busy woman. well, it is sometimes lizzie days like old. you know, this kind of like just a small, small, small baby. ah, it's not easy being a s

i never sarah james m 14 years old and i will love music. i really do. so i, sarah james of poland is living the dream, shared by many young female singers all over the world. she made a name for herself with her virtuosity and collected a fan base of millions on these things in is just just my life is just the thing that i'm when i'm wake up from the bad. i be like there are you going to sing? oh, it's just the, you know, nothing for me and i just, i was born with an is just, you know, is my life. oh. 6 in june, sarah tried her look on one of the world's leading casting shows, america's got town in the united states. even jury member simon cow. the usual poker face revealed how impressed he was, and he sent her straight on to the fire. it was one in a series of big successes for the young singer. she won the polish merchant of the boys, kids and represented poland in the junior eurovision song contest in paris. coming in 2nd to be so young in, you know, just before men and let of stages and then be in different countries in cities and everything. it's c

sarah james will be performing alongside to benz at austin o lebowski, a summer concert. she's the star of the show. her mother attends every concert. la la o is a little bit stress her but so we are happy have that said she is the start them and. and this is so old to fast the up now confessed really her career and all the think sad to reach a larger audience. sarah, often things in english. her later single is titled my waive pan. she's already signed with a major record label. ah, my dreams for my future, i would say just be in the stage to sue gift people, my whole heart with music, you know, and just show people mine just me, you know, just me and my music. and i hope they people love it. you know? ah, and she'll keep on living those dreams that her next performance is in the u. s. where she hopes to win the hearts of the audiences. injury in the live shows of america's got howard. and in september, maybe even the big pro ah men, of course we wish for all of luck. next up, we had to austria, to me, an artist who creates illusions in glass. in his latest works, thomas

a teenager from a small town on her way to stardom 14 year old singer sarah james comes from poland, but she decided to take her chances. an audition, for one of the world's biggest talent chose america's got talent. what has followed has been a whirlwind of attention and excitement. we met up with her to hear about her musical journey so far, even at such a young age. oh, oh. oh, oh my god. i never sir james and i am 14 years old. and i really love music, i really do so i, sarah james of poland is living the dream, shared by many young female singers all over the world. she made a name for herself with her virtuosity, and collected a fanbase of millions. oh me thing then is just just my life is just the thing that i'm when i'm wake up from the bad i be like there are you gonna think oh is the you know? nothing for me and i just, i was born with an is just, you know, it is my life. 6 0, in june sarah tried her look on one of the worried leading casting shows, america's got town in the united states. even jury member simon cow as usual poker face revealed how impressed he was, and he

. >> with what we've discovered so far, sarah. >> james, an argument occurred near the basketball court inside this 24 hour. fitness in brentwood. and then the men involved took it outside. it escalated and ended with one man being killed and 3 other men being injured. and police believe one of those men is actually a minor. let's take a look at the map. those you can see exactly where this 24 hour fitness is. it's at 59. 61, lone tree way again. an argument taking place near that best part basketball court inside it escalated to the parking lot where at least 2 people grabbed their guns and started shooting. 4 people total shot. the man was killed. 3 other men injured. again. police believe one of those men was actually a minor. this happened at one. 44 this morning. right now, the gym is closed. people keep pulling up asking if they can come inside a very confusing that, of course, they're shocked when they learned what happened. but there's no scene inside. want to make that clear. the shots fired right in front in the parking lot. and based on surveillance footage, police believe 2

i agree with sarah, i will be really interested to see where we are in six months on this. james your point, if rogan with the zuckerberg interview on the election and fbi and laptop doesn't beat her this week, i'm really gonna wonder about the spotify c calculations. anyway, thanks to both of you. really appreciate it. sarah and charlie. that's if for us. gerry back next week with more "wall street journal at large". thanksfor joining us.

i agree with sarah, i will be really interested to see where we are in six months on this. jamesn with the zuckerberg interview on the election and fbi and laptop doesn't beat her this week, i'm really gonna wonder about the spotify ca calculations. anyway, thanks to both of you. really appreciate it. sarah and charlie. that's if for us. gerry back next >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etfs. carleton: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am carleton in. in for jack are. fed chief j powell warning economic pain, but the fed will do next with jpmorgan

james madison died. she moved back to washington and she helped court a lot, but i think about sarah pope and you know james pope probably the most successful one-term president. we've had ran on four parts of a platform and accomplished all of them. he knew his health wasn't in great shape, so he didn't run for a second term, but sarah spent a lot of time learning from dolly. well, she really set the tone for i mean decades. yeah, eleanor roosevelt being the exception that proved the rule but mrs. kennedy, i love that. she didn't like the idea of redecorating the white house a lot of people say dolly redecorated the white house, but what she did was restructure it in a way that mrs. kennedy would have proved by this is amazing that before dolly's white house, which is called the executive mansion and it would only be during her tenure where it would get that familiar loving nickname the white house there was no place in the in the capital city where all the men of government could get together. let alone their families let alone visiting diplomats. let alone visiting americans let alone anybody it was so w

you know, after james madison died, she moved back to washington and she held court a lot. but i think about sarah polk. and you know, james polk, probably the most successful long term president we've had, run on form [inaudible] platform and accomplished all of them. he knew his health wasn't in great shape so he didn't run for a second term. but sarah spent a lot of time learning from dolley. >> but she set the tone for, i mean, decades. eleanor roosevelt was about being the exception that proves the rule. mrs. kennedy, i know she didn't like the idea of redecorating the white house. a lot of people see dolley redecorated the white house. but what she did was restructured the way that mrs. kennedy would've approved. this is amazing that before dolley's white house which was called the executive mansion and, it would only be during her tenure that it would get a familiar loving nickname, white house. there was no place in the capital city where all the men of government could get together. let alone their families. let alone visiting diplomats, let alone visiting americas, let alone anybody. it

borne out of a hudson valley childhood in which he was the sort child, the sole heir to james roosevelt, and sarah roosevelt. he was as much in his mother's eyes -- which meant that he had a certain, there is always gonna be a delanor in her life. franklin was always gonna be his mother's life. eleanor had a place in it, but tangentially. i think she understood franklin as being an odd duck because he had not been popular among his peers. she saw him as something of an outsider. she also saw him as a little like her father. he was charming, he was lovely, and he made the world a happy place for her when they were finally, not secretly engaged, but truly engaged. they married on st. patrick's day and teddy roosevelt, uncle ted, the president of the united states came to new york on various missions and to speak to societies and so forth. he gave eleanor to franklin in a old fascist travel wedding. the irish traded outside and the old knickerbockers families, the roosevelts, we're still very much a part of -- all gathered under this double sided mention of one of eleanor's cousins. they were a power

sarah roosevelt was a powerful woman. jamesoosevelt was much older, almost a grandfatherly figure to jan franklin. she was a doting mother. she wanted for him a life, a gentleman's life of ease. the early phase of his life, when he was sailing on the hudson, he had a nice office on wall street with a prestigious law firm and was making lots of money, that's all she wanted for him. when he decided to run for state legislator she thought that was demeaning to him. don't put yourself -- to let the public judge you. even so, she supported him and everything she did. so much so that her presence in the roosevelt home was heavy. if you visit spurring would house, you see the bedrooms, there is a large franklin roosevelt bedroom. at the other end of the hall there is a large sarah roosevelt bedroom. in between there is a closet where eleanor slept. and the physical arrangement says a lot about what was happening there. of course, harold, who lives in the house she built for them can tell you more about that as well. >> i try to go hom

air to james roosevelt and and sarah delano roosevelt. he was he was as much in his mother's eyes at delano or more than he was a roosevelt which meant that he had a certain there was a going to be always a delano in her life and franklin was always going to be in his mother's life eleanor had a place in it, but but tangentially and i think she understood franklin as being an odd duck because he had not been popular among his peers. she saw him as something of an outsider. she also saw him as a little like her father and he was charming and he was lovely and he made the world a happy place for her when they were finally not secretly engaged but truly engaged they married on a saint patrick's day and teddy roosevelt theodore roosevelt ted uncle ted. the president united states came to new york on various missions and to speak to hibernian societies and so forth and gave eleanor a two franklin in a sort of preposterous old-fashioned tribal wedding as the the irish paraded outside and the the old knickerbocker families that the roosevelts we

well, i'll start sarah roosevelt was a powerful woman. she she married james roosevelt was much older. and almost a grandfatherly figure to to young franklin and she was a doting mother and she wanted for him a life a gentleman's life of ease that early phase of his life when he was a earning gentleman season sailing on the hudson and had a nice office in on wall street with a prestigious law firm and was making lots of money. that's all she wanted for him when he decided to run for the state legislature. she thought that was demeaning to him. don't put yourself. don't let the public judge you but even so she supported him and everything she did so much so that her presence in the roosevelt home was was heavy if you visit spring spring. what's the name of the springwood house? and you see the bedrooms. there's a large franklin roosevelt bedroom and at the other end of the hall of large sarah roosevelt bedroom and in between this kind of a closet where eleanor slept and and that physical arrangement says a lot about what was happening there. and of course harol

husband of sarah jessica, i will not give passes on the street, she will be invited to premieres and social parties, and he will begin to act as a companion in 2002. the couple had a son, jamesentire 5th season of the series, sarah jessica went pregnant and was a dresser. i had to try very hard not to notice it. she really wanted more children, but all attempts to get pregnant again remained unsuccessful, and then the couple decided to resort to surrogate motherhood, and at the moment when they made out the papers, a scandal broke out in the tabloids , a photo of matthew appeared in the company of a young waitress who unambiguously said that he was cheating on both actors not gave comments, but instead went to a family psychologist at that time the news came that the surrogate mother was pregnant with twins in 2009. marion girls were born, and the crisis was over. parker and armored cars still arrange romantic dates for each other, and the couple still loves the theater, and for the first time in 27 years they went to the theater together. there was a premiere of the play. the plaza suite by sarah jessica matthew is played by three different couples living at the plaza hotel

james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot, sarah. >> well, the white house is taking new steps now to combat the monkeypox outbreak. fact, 1.8 million doses of the vaccine is going to be made available by monday with a special focus on health agencies that are hosting large lgbtq events. this as monkeypox cases continue to rise nationwide. >> we're learning how well these vaccines work against monkeypox and in this specific outbreak, this is a 2 dose vaccine series. we expect protection to be the highest 2 weeks after the second dose of the vaccine. >> 50,000 courses of the treatment, drug t pox is going to be made available next week. that number is 5 times greater than the reported case. load in the u.s.. so we'll hopefully goes a long way curbing the spread. meantime, east bay health officials in contra costa county are opening up an online system to schedule appointments for monkeypox vaccines. >> kron four's terisa stasio takes a look at how it works. >> it will ask patience too. self a test meeting. eligibility criteria? becau

around and feel the connection to the spaces and places that james forten and his family and really all those who worked around him to the sarah bass allen's. it's just incredible to see this whole constellation of people together. >> we have a few minutes left, i just have a few questions i want to ask. one is an audience question, nathan, what is the best question you've gotten from a kid about your performance? >> best question. yeah, i think it would probably be how do i most relate with james forten, similar to what i spoke about earlier. i think some other really nice questions where they were saying, one of the questions, something to the effect of what was your funniest mess up? and a performance. it was so honest i was like, oh, i actually have to think about that. so, i love that honesty. >> awesome. so, the question i want to wrap up with is we've got an anniversary coming up, 2026 is going to be fortons in every of hearing the declaration of independence. and our anniversary of the declaration of independence as a nation. how do you want forten to be remembered across the nation? this is an audience question at a g

declan james well strop and declan james who got the better of their compatriots daryl selby and adrian waller. but england could only manage silver in the women's doubles. sarahal table, just as they did four years ago at their home games at the gold coast. they topped the standings pretty much from the get go, going on to win an incredible 67 gold medals, and a total haul of 178 medals. that is two more than the host nation england, who have had their best games for total medals won. 57 of them gold. the home crowd no doubt helping them along. canada achieved their goal of finishing in the top three. it means they finishing third. india just below them in fourth. said it was busy, jane dougall summing it all up. go to bbc sport, for more. britney spears is set to return to the music scene with a duet with sir eltonjohn. he confirmed the collaboration by sharing artwork for the new track; a single rose and a rocket emoji. the song is thought to be a remix of his 1971 classic, tiny dancer, and will be titled, hold me closer. it will be the first release from britney spears for six years, and the first since a judge overturned an order that put the singer's fat

sarah stinson live in the newsroom now with. >> reaction to that. good morning, sara. >> and that's exactly right. jamesapproved for years. and now governor gavin newsom has rejected the bill that would have allowed these drugs sites to open up with trained staff to prevent people from overdosing in newsom's veto message. take a look. he said in part, quote, i have long supported the cutting edge harm reduction strategies. however, i am acutely concerned about the operations of safe injection sites without strong engaged, local leadership and well documented, vetted and thoughtful operational in sustainability plans and quote, newsom. as he said, he has been open to the idea of safe injection site. so that's why many are surprised he opted to not sign off on it. state assembly person, matt haney and city attorney david chiu have expressed disappointment by this. so has san francisco senator scott wiener who authored the bill. he says the sites have been proven to be effective. >> with all respect to the governor you know, what you want is referring until the consequences have been in place. for 30 years

leaders opened a clinic to the public on a weekend day, and that's where we find ktvu james torres live for us from sarahhe lines look different than they have been over over the past weeks, and the ones that you've been watching barry early in the morning, james yeah , line as already an overstatement is hardly any of that. we see this morning. the only line we really saw was before the doors even open and there were just a few people lining up very early this morning. but once those doors opened up, they went right through and ever since then, we've seen people walk right in right out of the hospital, waiting about maybe a maximum of 10 minutes before they actually get that shot and had their way back home. now that's a huge difference from what we've seen in past weeks. in some cases, people would make it all the way to the front of the line and then be told they have to come back the next day because it's clinic had run out of supply. that hasn't been the case this week, especially not the case this morning, either. so today, if you show up to the clinic, you are getting a vaccine. health officials s

james roosevelt had also been a suitor. bammy did not return his interest but made us a major contribution to history by introducing him to her friend sarah delano. so we have bammy to thank for fdr. now bami proved indispensable to theodore's career during his tenure as civil service commissioner at regular dinner parties in her washington dc home and even when he was president of the united states, he would walk down to her house at 1733 n street in washington, dc. um, he she entertained artists intellectuals and prominent men of the day he would tell her whom he wanted to be there for he knew they would come if she invited them. they all found her invigorating intellectually for she had the roosevelt charisma and a nuanced understanding of international and and domestic policy. and she had possessed in abundance a roosevelt trait that was called elbow in the soup treatment. and then that meant she was so interested in what you had to say that she would, you know, put her elbow in the suit. now eleanor wrote that her antibiot quote had remarkable judgment. i used to think she might have governed and governed an empire either in her own

kron 4 sarah stinson standing by walnut creek, one of those spots that's going to get up into the triple digit mark. and already the shades are out. good morning, sara. >> james, i heard you earlier. you said get out the shades. get out the sunscreen. i'm just following orders. okay. it is getting hot out here. getting into the 70's i took off that jacket. that light jacket that i had on and look at this. it is a beautiful day out here at heather farm park. you can see people are starting to get the dogs out. a lot of the dog walker starting to head out. it is so sunny out here. you can barely see even on my sunglasses on and today it's going to be about 95 degrees in walnut creek inn in the 90's. and most of the areas of the east bay. but then as we get into gotten into the triple digit territory. we actually have excessive heat watch from the national weather service in effect tomorrow through thursday, temperatures will reach a dangerously warm conditions. so if you live near the coast, you're likely going to enjoy some of these warmer temperatures. but if you're inland, that's where gets to be dangerous. 100 105 degrees, which increases the chances of hea

spaces and places that james fortune and his family and really all of those that that worked around him from the richard allans to the absalom jones to the you know, the the sarah bass islands. it's just incredible to see all this constellation of people put together. so we've got a few minutes left. i've got a couple of questions. i want to ask and one is an audience question. it's a great question. and that is nathan. what's the best question you've gotten from a kid about your performance? yeah, i think it would it would probably be. how how do i most relate with james fortin some similar to what i had spoke about earlier? and i think some other you know, just really nice questions were they were saying like, how do you work one of the questions something to the effect of? what was your like funniest mess up? it was so honest that i actually oh, yeah actually have to think about it. so i love that honesty. yeah, awesome. so the question that i want to wrap up with is we've got an anniversary coming up 2026 is going to be important to anniversary of hearing the declaration of independence and our anniversary of the declaration of independence as a nation. how

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