selma blair's dance had the audience in tears.reporter: it was a viennese waltz that brought the ballroom to tears. >> selma, you danced like a true artist. that was so powerful. >> thank you. >> selma, you are a perfect example of somebody that doesn't let their illness define you. >> it burst my heart open which was a whole opening of hope. >> reporter: selma blair and partner sasha's powerful dance reminding her to never stop living. >> i've come through so much and i've been really vulnerable and i see how it affects people. part of it really was about i can build some strength and maybe i can change some of the remnants of ms. >> reporter: diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2018 her balance paid a factor in if she'd be ever able to dance. >> i use a cane often. i can. i do have mobility but it's not that precise or out and about with things on show days when the lights and things, you know, i need the balance. things shift and so i was just always really scared to do it. >> reporter: her body challenged during rehearsals. >

it's the incredible selma blair. selma blair-- where do i begin? this michigan-born actress rose to fame with roles in cult classics like cruel intentions, legally blonde, and fan favorites, the sweetest thing, and guillermo del toro's hellboy. time named her person of the year in 2017. she's also grammy-nominated for her narration of anne frank:

as he marched from selma to montgomery. >> have all the activities of the past weeks in selma come ton now? >> and then political conventions and presidents. bill spent 35 years as our white house correspondent. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no, and i'm not taking any more questions. >> bill plante? no? bill's not here? that's shocking. >> this is the "cbs sunday night news." bill plante reporting. >> years in the anchor chair and traveling the world for cbs news. >> 100 years ago, the portage glacier came all the way here. this is bill plante, cbs news, proving you're never too old to do something stupid! >> bill loved biking, running, and wine. he also loved his family. the father of six children, he is survived by his loving wife, robin. as a white house correspondent, i traveled the world with bill. he always ordered the wine, and he always picked up the tab. he was a great colleague, and an even better friend. we will miss you, bill. i'm nora o'donnell in tampa, florida, and we will continue to track hurricane ian as it moves across the state. good

she saw selma wanted me back and made me to look sick. though to let tell a limit is i be thought to be live your horse on that it was all he saw. she saw selma caught them in a part of the mid to toxic mariah 8th this fish when she was pregnant with both ben and jessica. we found that people were hitting those fishes especially women. other than the 1st months of pregnancy. they are then time up to 17 time at this to head children with congenital mindfulness. o ben and jessica are ready to go home. ah, what one day they need therapy to assist in their full recovery. but at present there's no speech and language therapist in lubin bashi ah, that has been mining in this region for more than a century. yes, in the past decade, health problems including birth defects, of being found to be linked to areas affected by mining pollution. fabian miami is working to hold the mining companies to account and to improve their practices. it's clear about $4.00 to $4.00 to be done. but in practice, mining companies are not meeting the goal requirement.

as he marched from selma to montgomery. >> have all the activities of the past weeks in selma come to? >> o'donnell: and then political conventions and presidents. bill spent 35 years as our white house correspondent. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no, and i'm not taking any more questions. >> bill plante? no? bill's not here? that's shocking. >> this is the "cbs sunday night news." bill plante reporting. >> o'donnell: years in the anchor chair and traveling the world for cbs news. >> 100 years ago, the portage glacier came all the way here. this is bill plante, cbs news, proving you're never too old to do something stupid! >> o'donnell: bill loved biking, running, and wine. he also loved his family. the father of six children, he is survived by his loving wife, robin. as a white house correspondent, i traveled the world with bill. he always ordered the wine, and he always picked up the tab. he was a great colleague, and an even better friend. we will miss you, bill. thank you. that is tonight's "cbs evening and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am

selma blair with an emotional opening performance. for it all, and they're saying -- >> both: good morning, america. >> let's do this, sam. ♪ >>> good morning, america. sam already breaking out the champion jacket. oh, but it was a great night in the ballroom. our other friend, wayne brady earning one of the highest scores of the night. we're going to hear all about it from our guy sam champion who made it through the first week and lara is there with him this morning. there they are, wave to us, you two. cannot wait to talk to them in a little bit. >> they look good for no sleep. >> they're holding up pretty well. >>> also this morning, the final farewell to queen elizabeth. her family gathering for a private ceremony. that's coming up. >>> first, the latest on hurricane fiona now a category 3 hurricane. it's already devastated puerto rico and the dominican republic. still gathering more strength. victor oquendo is in puerto rico with the latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're in a town not too far awa

cnn's selma abdelaziz has more. >> reporter: welcome to lebanon where citizens stormed banks just to money. sali became an instant icon after she held up a bank to withdraw thousands of dollars. she broadcast the heist on facebook saying she was desperate to pay for her sister's cancer payment. >> i'm here to get my sister's money, she says, because she is dying. she later said she was carrying a toy gun. lebanon's banks have locked millions of citizens out of their own savings accounts. after financial meltdown in 2019. and with the currency losing 90% of its value, more than 3/4 of the population live in poverty, unable to pay for basics. from hiding, she said she had run out of options. >> translator: people consider me a hero, she says. but i'm no role model. i'm not a hero. i'm just a normal person who took back her rights. she inspired a wave of copy cats. he failed to get his money, sustained an injury to his hand and wound up in jail for a week, but he later told cnn he was just trying to save his business. we're not stealing, we're taking what's rightfully ours, he says. i e

let's stick to what is going to happen here today, selma.ay was majestic. >> if you can imagine it, don, we haven't seen the full pomp and circumstance of the monarchy. monday is the state funeral and that is the moment we're really going to see it go into full swing of course. the lying in state will be completed at 6:30 that morning on monday. that's four full days for people to pay their respects, to see the coffin, to say their good-byes to the queen. those who haven't made it, you can be sure they're going to tune in to this very orchestrated live television event. we just heard them a short time ago, don, practicing, preparing. what we need to know about this is this has been in preparations for decades, this funeral. the queen herself was involved in these preparations that were signed off by the king. monday is going to be a momentous, a historical occasion. it concludes with the queen going to her final resting place, windsor castle. st. george's chapel on the grounds of windsor castle. i think this is going to bring a moment of com

cnn's selma abdelaziz has the story. these are the biggest antigovernment protests.s the anger is spreading. >> these are huge acts of defiance. we're seeing people pull off their head carves. burning them in fires. walking the streets. chanting in a country that is known for strict crackdowns. that's exactly what these demonstrators are witnessing. we've seen social media videos showing water cannons being used. several people have been killed including teenagers. pellets are being used. some people have lost eyes because of it. spread across iran and across several cities. it's important this is not just about masa amin. she was arrested by the morality police and who died in custody and they said it was a tragic accident. her family accusing the government of causing that death in detention, simply for not covering her hair as the morality police wanted her. that is not the only factor at play. that's why authorities are cracking down so hard on these protests. you have an economic downturn, people are struggling to make ends meet. they're focusing on the financia

the chancellor met with cram prince mohammed bin selma. the savvy router has been viewed as a pariah in the west. over the murder of journalists, your mouth shall g in 2018. the crime prints denies any involved. human rights activists criticize the visit. shelter now has a delicate balancing act to shore up germany's energy security. and i'm joined here in studio. i did of the political correspondence been coming about if gruber and now been coming, how difficult a political balancing act is the german chancellor facing in saudi arabia. it is indeed a very difficult balance. so although german officials have been telling us that human rights issues will be addressed in this 3 countries. so in saudi arabia, also in the united arab emirates, and in katara, it's quite striking to see the german chancellor sharing a handshake with a the crown prince of saudi arabia. mom had been so mom who, according to us intelligence audit, the murder of the journalist did you just mentioned demarco shogi. after that there was like a freeze in relationships

all of the d one missed on building time selma lake, whom a wad is the 1st patient one can come on 20 times. he says he tried to come to grease by boat. each time greek authorities pushed him back the 21st time he made it. can you please ask him if he has any medical problems? if he is healthier? a lot is 20 years old. he says he was prosecuted in his home in the gaza strip. there was no way out other than fleeing to europe on the journey. he'd had no time to brush his teeth. he's in 1st flint and just fled and feel, i think they have other things to worry about than taking care of the teeth. but at some point, it's hard to ignore him, and that's where we come in from. there's also affect, the diagnoses are familiar. cavities, abscesses, inflammation. the german dentist want to lighten the refugees load and at least they can take away their tooth painting. doesn't taste very good fed it, have the poor nutrition from the refugee journey has also left its mark under water cousin ye have in his teeth to see some curious which we should do yet. so sir he infer. yes, it's certainly a good

la buena noticia es que cody selma frescas estarÍan llegando a partir del prÓximo martes cuando estarÍamosro pagar intereses tavares balance en su totalidad. >> nunca pagar solamente el mÍnimo.eso es un error. >> la opciÓn nÚmero dos es pagar un poco lo que mÁs podamos. y la tres es pagar todo el balance. >> ademÁs estos consejos, quienes saben del tema recomiendan que evitÉ caer en la tentaciÓnde las posteriores a la dÍa festivos como los premios en tarjetas de regalo por gastar cierta cantidad de dinero. aseguran que lo Único que se intenta es motivar a comprar mÁs. y asÍ nunca va a lograr salir de sus deudas. una reciente encuesta revelÓ que mal manda presente los consumidores haber—— tienen planes de comenzar y terminar sus compras de navidad antes del centenario ubre. maribel se comunicÓ con un economista para entender porque muchos comienzan a tener ese comportamiento. >> ni siquiera termina el verano. y los estantes de establecimientos con mi escena recordarnos que los dÍas de fiesta estÁn por llegar. son dÍas para los que lucio ya comienza a prepararse. >> ventaja porque no hay tan

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i want to start with you, selma.is is -- i'm -- i'm beyond thrilled. i'm with perspective and coming back and realizing the support of people when you try. it's changed my life and so to be here with this group, people i've never even met, i just -- i mean i've met jason but i've never met -- and this is a thrill. like this is -- this is so powerful to me. >> and to the people watching. i mean, proof positive. >> i'm feeling good and i'm really happy to give, you know, to really -- to really do things that are pushing stamina and being visible. i'm grabbing at every joy we have in life. >> that's fantastic. >> thank you for that. your son arthur, you were just telling me he's getting big. >> he's 11 now and he's back to school. it's hard after a summer of like heat and covid and whatever. so my son is a little worried for me that i'm going to fall on my tuchus as some aunts say. he's a little nervous but i think he will be proud how much happiness i can find. >> in this, absolutely. that's what we've heard over and o

we have asked you which city is the home of the country's least expensive real estate market, selma, time for the hot-topic buzz. senate majority leader chuck schumer was overheard telling fellow lawmakers that house speaker nancy pelosi is, quote, in trouble and democrats will likely lose the house in november's midterm elections. the report from punch bowl newses that she privately told democrats if the election were held today, there was a 60% chance they would hold the senate in a 40% chance that they would the house. tiana, they apparently were speaking at dinner, very italian restaurant in new york city. >> alberto makes a mean martini. i should know. the bench for the republican candidate senates, the not that it's thin, untried candidate. first-time people running. the fact that the house is this much in play, that goes to show the generic mood is so far against democrats. they are betting on jobs and abortion thing and i don't think that's much of a factor when real wages are down 3% year over year. cheryl: that's interesting, john. >> the only thing going for the democrats

and if not to what's available, the tribulation, which is all em, selma, the cuts the whiskey syndrome, and he has a pretty hot dog and don't get by gib labelling chalet up his doctor, your homework. and when i get it, if i even if it's not then the thing a blur, what's a sin and then but she's not seen. yeah, i shall is to barely that, but she didn't come with them. no, says crunchers. show my reason, the ambulance here going. $1000000000.00 was modesty when she's a boy argy solution. right? yes. the chunk of that the balloon, the wing, that son i was with him. he was pretty young to them because he'd say star daniel as if nothing else to do. she didn't. yes. companies on the took money among it because i wish the em united. so i know what you're fitted for when it being the trip saw you, the godaddy locked about, you know, what it is wrong. somebody will assume i see at that, covered the floor was still the still out. go ahead. they hear them. it's michelle crushed on. a new milady now go that. so it was room or did julia said it was, you know, get a little thing if you have to that

>> good to see you, selma.u for that. >>> joining me with more, professor of british history and politics at american university. laura, thank you for coming in. s salma laid out, the prime minister meeting with king charles just now. both the king and the prime minister are new to their roles and both just started this week. how do you reflect on that? >> it's a huge transition and coming to a crisis in british politics, a cost of living crisis, a fuel crisis, and a new prime minister. who's attempting to establish her own legitimacy in parliament and with the public and a new king who similarly has to establish his legitimacy as he replaces britain's longest ever serving monarch and beloved by the british people. >> i'm looked ahead to king charles and the type of leader, type of king he would be. i want to look back and play a part of a speech queen elizabeth gave to the ungeneral assembly that speaks to her approach to world affairs. >> peace is the hardest form of leadership of all. i know of no single for

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angelina good rain mentioned a quarter cent in selma.9/10 of an inch to an inch of rain parts of marin county, including ken field of 30.9. oh, sonoma had 0.94 union city joining the party. 0.81 yonville 0.59 san jose of half inch of rain, which is more than san francisco and oakland. as you know, that's kind of a rarity. but you go san jose, you deserve it. you need some right. there's still some pretty good bands that's been very persistent going from monterey to about core elitist watson, ville gilroy, san martin and also more gun hill looks like it's slowly pushing east, but that's produced some pretty good rainfall overnight. 50 sixties on your temps here, you can see the activities now. the heavier rain has moved northward up towards northeast california northern sacramento valley and no doubt about it over this year, which will be a huge blessing for firefighting concerns. we will see these individual bands pop up. some of these will be closer to the coast, especially in marine county. mendocino county because you're closer to the

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so it was in selma, alabama. this is not a -- problem and it's not a white problem. it's not a northern province. it's not a southern problem. it's not a moral problem. there is no moral right to deny your fellow citizens the right to vote. it is an american problem and we are met here tonight to meet that problem and then weeks later the voting rights act passed those acts of courage on his part and i'd like to believe and i think his children linda and lucy have seen it happen that he's going to be rewarded for what he did in social justice and in economic opportunity and he was an extraordinary man. i probably the most interesting man i've ever met in public life and i really would like to believe that history will record what he did and the great thing that he's done and i'll leave this last message because he had tapes of all these telephone conversations that he had with all these people and those tapes if now been preserved if you've ever heard them, they're extraordinary how he's able to talk to these people and the funny story. i heard was years later i met

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don't call a city well, you're sure you have a set of montage on the pre kia, very actually selma makia attendant would have ample song met it. and i love that debbie, debbie, debbie, john, debbie's, elderly, she's while on the to dish out whenever dish, i'll tell it, frosted posada, play doh suffolk, who it all love, just the love mantle shown to pete. can you pass i with him enough for i'm a much on the zoom into a where i'm about a normal i'm telling you a normal. again, i'm wondering, you know, remember beulah northrop with, with his anger. there could isn't correct. perfect mom, why the degree program has a much for is what is really early for the door. only out of the choice needed with us. that's a disclaimer, but mostly booted us to clean it. right nobody. but with that i will. we're still increased bill form isn't look at the features caraway can i mean, can you the focus to me or whatever the crops can't be grown without fertilizers? russia is a major producer and more importantly, an exporter, supplying 12 percent of global volumes. china produces almost a 3rd, however, other

possible, assuming a blissful spot as one with a matter of books, bottles will not quote them william selma, which you will only keep telling me going on at the board of you now. she is in the still grows the are national, national, smart them, the seen a lot of them, a prosecutor there has to do with the good thing. though dana seem of normal, you would equally to foster than your son is up on that he a commute. you christmas and he has to move with her as well for school to say when you said that i live with it. but it would have to do it before to go below groups for job with she to i see. yup. you're going to show you where uniqueness numbers to president a molar. that's what she would go with 1st go down with that. we still follow that semester. yeah, i see here. there is you might not, although actually needed these public lot nobody me and i is the 2nd year say, you know, i guess with your bush, lee underworld, with the right wing leader, misha vance. it supports the peoples patrol. the police can't cope and need help. leesha came last in the presidential election last spring, but ne

i'm to love hello miss selma level. the other gentleman particularly disturbing about this case is that the arrest the trafficker, who will call, who prostituted his own daughter, shall had one of the 2 girls rescued during the sting operation. the 2 survivors are brought to this government drawn safe house, the only official shelter and iraq shod now, 17 years old grew up in an orphanage when she was 13 her father, who suddenly turned up to reclaim her. i wonder how high she i'm an attorney. i want any, any one from the orphanage bush and took her to her to be in northern iraq, one approach to finish. why, but what i'll have to do if she can washing for the new little me. hey, new the new one a lot for natal. it into the other survivor news now 22 years old was forced into a child marriage at age 15. the on him up one after 2 years muran away like another woman we heard from earlier. she saw dress huge at the mom called them shrine in baghdad. and once again, a stranger offered help, greatly, not a book that i had to w

well, you're sure you have a set of montage on the pre kia very activity selma mckee attend any would event for some met it. and i love that debbie. debbie, debbie, debbie chevrolet sees wire on the to dish out whenever dish. i'll tell it's asi posada play doh suffolk, who it all love, just the look, want a shown to p. connect to posterity. enough for them are much on them into a single. but a number normal i'm telling you that it was a little bit. you gonna be the one i'm a little? no virgin. i'm wondering, you know, remember beulah le northrop with a quarter of 11 or 12 and security and my dad read him. i live to be chairman vivian and your one get out of that on that that yeah. which was a secret and impacted leslie leslie ended up with the constant isn't gonna include isn't correct, patrick, mom, whether the plea for pregnancy. i'm not sure what is what is really, really the door to lay out of the drive. you need it with us. that's a disclaimer, but i'm steve wouldn't dust to clean it right now. nobody won't be repeated yet. i will put that was to the creases bill form isn't. what

what it is that good little yet always that yet though amos cousin opens up, it opens up what abbey selma up. but if you're just joining us, we are just picking up a bit human him of those live pictures from moscow worth data. russian president vladimir putin, he make up a little bit, is announcing a lien in the annexation of more ukrainian territory video you'd. we see that, but it is when you say you, they'll eat the show, it is due when the white with a very young now returning to the breaking story that we were just announcing there appears to be a qu, underway in the west african country of burkina faso, there has been a blast near the presidential palace. troops are on the streets. we can go now to a journalist, fin burkina. faso in the capital was due to henry wilkins. henry good to have you with us. tell us what's happening there now. yes, so really confusion is still raining as a moment. there have been soldiers out on the streets in the center of the city since this morning. many of them wearing scheme off locating the road into an area where many government buildings, all the s

near the end of the selma to montgomery marches for voting rights, notably just a couple weeks before her performance, protesters, activists such as the indomitable boynton student nonviolent coordinating committee member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten by state troops and county posse men as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge, their march from selma to the alabama state capitol. bloody sunday, as it came to be known, expose both a national and a global audience to gravity of the brutality. nonviolent protesters endured similar participation at the historic final march, befitting and more firmly cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and as an artist to whom we continue to return when we can't find our words, to capture the abundance of violence against us. simon followed up her pro first protest anthem with two more politically charged and theme songs for women and to the young, gifted and black. mississippi goddam stands out among her cadre of anthems because it depicts both anti-black violence and the struggle against it.

he came to selma, my hometown.he time, head of the united farm workers, great pickers unioers, gren, famously california grapes because ei a i think it's fair il say, a savage opponent of illegal immigratiolen. the he went down to the borderorce and use force to stop people from coming cross and the word u . if you go back go ba on the literature, i can remember at rallies in lincolnwo park in selma where people would say noulfor th because the they call them scabs. yeah, they are very.marted and then the teamsters sort of outsmarted them by pressuring both republican and democratic administrations open the border to destroy the farm workers and then chavez got into synanon and a lot of weird things and he kind of went crazy, went crazy at the end.ke yeahr:. why why would this is kind of far afield, but i'm interested. so the americautn labor movemeno led restriction to immigration for a hundred year10s. did restrictionist measure was a product of their lobbying, but then they decide they wantrw to open the borders

i want to point to a couple one being a book on selma to saigon which deals with the african-americane vietnam war efforts. but also the last point i want to make about why this doesn't play out for johnson in quite the way he wants to, is elizabeth points out in her book dealing with the way the war on poverty moves from the war on poverty to the war on crime is the way the unintended consequences of things such as these programs that are funding not only social reforms but also policing reforms in ways that the federal government is essentially funding the kind of local policing of behavior and african-american communities that ultimately leads to some of the issues and difficulties with policing and expands the problems with policing. also the mass incarceration of african-americans. african-americans are looking at lyndon johnson and they see the promise of the war on poverty. but they have this in memory of him as a congressional leader and they view a lot of the assassination is less at lyndon johnson's adore and he is partially responsible. he also began to see things like the

near the end of the selma to montgomery marches for voting rights, notably just a couple weeks before her performance, protesters, activists such as the indomitable boynton student nonviolent coordinating committee member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten by state troops and county posse men as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge, their march from selma to the alabama state capitol. bloody sunday, as it came to be known, expose both a national and a global audience to gravity of the brutality. nonviolent protesters endured similar participation at the historic final march, befitting and more firmly cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and as an artist to whom we continue to return when we can't find our words, to capture the abundance of violence against us. simon followed up her pro first protest anthem with two more politically charged and theme songs for women and to the young, gifted and black. mississippi goddam stands out among her cadre of anthems because it depicts both anti-black violence and the struggle against it.

how they went with john lewis to selma. and some of those same people voted not to continue the voting rights act. an act to give his name for. at this subcommittee, there's been 13 hearings for the last few years. voting rights for native americans, asian americans, disabled americans and other historically disadvantaged groups have once again come under significant threats in many parts of our country. the extensive record we have built from the hearings show that -- the top laws, producing opportunities for early voting, and closing polling locations and predominantly -- and other things. generally one, december 7 -- more they 440 bills had been introduced in 49 states in the 2021 legislative sessions. these are the most extraordinary numbers and that the center has seen since it began tracking voting legislation in 2011. disturbingly, since 2020, we have also seen changes with administered of loss and the process to politicize the counting of votes already cast. vladimir putin has said it's important who counts the vote

as mentioned the selma tree nursery, $300,000 and that supports a volunteer coordinator position. 1.2 for immediatance maintenance so staff will work through the nighttime hours and that is six new positions and the $2 million for the graffiti abatement pilot. so this is a pilot to abate graffiti on private property. other add backs totaling $2.2 million. so $11.1 million of new department initiatives new to our fiscal '23 budget. with that, thank you for your time and i really look forward to working with each of you to build an even better sanitation and streets budget, thank you. >> thank you, mr. mcculley. i apologize. thank you, mr. mcculley. questions for commissioners? >> i'm sorry, i can't help myself. it's awkward being the only one asking questions. thank you for the presentation, devon. just -- it looks like you've got 39 positions that you sort of have attrition savings basically, so is owe on does that work as an assumed vacancy rate for, like, you defund those positions because you're assuming it's like four to five percent, i think, off the top of my head, so it's -- yo

more importantly though, it is a problem for k selma who now has to publicly and the conferences on sundays, gonna publicly address all of this and try and united policy. can he do that? i'm not sure that he does have to address it to you on his and i mean, obviously john miss have to ask her about it and maybe some will. but i think that he will stay the conversation very rapidly away from it. and you know, as much as john was saying a 2nd ago to say this is yesterday's knees and points out. that's the ultimate version. on jamie corbin, sally was passed by the rich people in 2019 oversee. as you're saying was the health i'm by these are factions in the labor party and it was helped by the internal sabotaged. and that looks to have taken place with the rich people did not want jeremy coven fundamentally in, won't about the lay parts is offering and for a number of reasons. in 2019, i space donna will will make that point and steer it very rapidly away from that to look at the time dividing lines. and i think the, the point is that his job has actually become a lot easier in the last couple