sharon and roman were married in london in january 1968. married. one of the main reasons why they rented a house was because they were about to have a baby. kay: sharon was just so looking forward to being a mom and having the child. sidner: but for his film projects, roman often needs to travel. sharon has friends who stay with her at the house so she's not alone. roberts: jay sebring, who was her boyfriend before she married polanski. jay sebring made his name as a hairdresser to the stars. roberts: wojciech frykowski was a polish émigré. his girlfriend, abigail folger, who -- folger, of course, was a prominent name. she was, in fact, of the coffee family. now 8 1/2 months pregnant, sharon's at her most vulnerable to a threat she doesn't even know is coming from charles manson. kay: on friday, august the 8th, he said, "now is the time for helter skelter." ♪ carvana has hundreds of thousands of five star reviews and counting. the whole process was really simple and easy, and this is my third time selling to carvana. you just enter your li

sharon and keith didn't sleep.ht. >> what goes on in here as you're sitting up all night -- >> gut-wrenching pain. >> big hole. >> praying that, oh, please, please don't let this be true. >> before the sun came up, sharon called 911 again. and a new officer arrived. >> a woman deputy, i'll never forget that. and she came. and i remember saying to her, "please help me. " and she did. she got the ball rolling. she listened to me. >> the deputy called in crime scene investigators. >> i remember my mother waking me and my brother up. and i remember seeing so many people there, and the crime scene van outside. >> now deputies were taking tara's disappearance seriously. mike gandy was a captain at the charlotte county sheriff's office back then. >> sometimes you'll respond to a scene or a call where someone's missing and you can tell from the family interaction that it's not a big deal. this was not the case with tara's mom. it was obvious that we had a serious problem. first thing, find out the last time anyone had seen

sharon tate was a young actress, stunning even by movie star standards. >> sharon tate. she's today's kind of girl. >> three friends were staying with her that night. the windows were open, a cool breeze was blowing. >> it's simply going to be a quiet, comfortable night. and of course, it turned out not to be. >> charles manson was a rock star wannabe. and a madman. >> he could literally get his followers to kill for him. >> everyone wondered, how did he turn these all-american women into monsters? >> i knew that people would die. knew there would be killing. >> he controlled them. and they did what he wanted. >> they were so young. >> and what he wanted was murder. brutal murder. >> if it don't get done, well, then i'll move on it. and that's the last thing in the world you want me to do. >> we're about to see what evil looks like in the face of charles manson. >> ready? >> yeah, we're ready. >> well, i'm a sound man. i'm a sound recordist. and i was working production for abc news and we were headed off for corcoran prison to interview this man. the plan was, we -- we'

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but when she took the stand, she actually denied that she stabbed sharon tate and said she held sharon killed sharon tate, i tried to take some of the blame and put it on myself because i thought that was my part. sidner: atkins also names fellow manson family members patricia krenwinkel, linda kasabian, and leslie van houten as key participants in the tate and labianca murders, all under manson's direction. what susan atkins said was so important, that the prosecution at the time made a deal with her to testify. reporter: the leader of the hippie clan, charles manson, is being returned to los angeles today from the desert town where he's been in jail on other charges. when the trial begins, the state will attempt to prove that he gave the orders to his followers to kill. that sent a tremor through this country at the time. "my god, how is this possible? has the hippie movement gone that awry that it's starting to murder people?" sidner: the los angeles district attorney appoints vincent bugliosi lead prosecutor on the case against manson. the prosecutor considers these murders to be p

>> when sharon was 21 years old, she lived in northeast philadelphia.orked at a department store. but her greatest shame was to have a daughter. >> i only had a girl's name picked out. it's all i ever wanted. was children. >> shortly before sharon gave birth, john entered her life. and he became barbara jean horn's stepfather. >> did you consider her your daughter? >> yes. she was my daughter. i raise her as my own. the sweetest little girl that ever walked the face of the earth. she was. she was a sweetheart. >> he was happy to be her stepfather. he would take care of her. >> in fact, john was the one who mostly stayed home with barbara jean, while sharon worked. july 12th, 1988 was one of those days. >> i know this is not easy. but can you tell me how that day began? what was typical in your life then? >> i got up in the morning. get ready for work. kissed barbara jean goodbye. >> sharon was at work. i was up with barbara tree in the morning. fed her breakfast, we played around the house a little bit. >> john says that he relives the details of that s

>> sharon, this is a story or is this real? >> this is the real thing.eople are on your car? and i'm inside thinking, do i drive, not drive? what's the law about people all over your car? >> note to the file, don't get on sharon stone's car. >> don't get on my car, because i don't know what to do. >> along with the glamour and these mixed blessings came a reputation, that sharon stone was tough to work with, or as you put it -- >> the word was difficult. that was the word that was assigned to me, difficult. >> right. or as you put it in your memoir, "sharon stone as the biggest balls in hollywood." honestly, did you deserve it? did you become difficult? >> no. what i did was protect myself. i used my same hair, makeup, and my same team all the time. and i expected them to stay in the same hotel that i stayed in. and travel with me. and not be put in some, you know, really crappy hotel down the street. because i felt like i needed the people that i worked with to stay with me. and for me not to be isolated away by myself, because i didn't feel that was go

. >> later, actress sharon stone. >> what you going to do? charge me with smoking? >> we look back at her career . >> i did not know that moment would change the dynamic of my life forever . >> why she shifting her focus to a new art form. was that part of your superpower? -- i am a little pistol. it is what it is. >> good evening and welcome back to who is talking. tonight we start with the raging war in ukraine. the crucial ukrainian counteroffensive continued to struggle about russian forces that are heavily done in. dealing with fast minefields. antitank barriers and valleys of friendship. the civilian nightmare is even worth. since fighting began some 9000 civilians have been killed, including 500 children while foreign leaders and politicians talk about how to end the war, some celebrities are trying to do their part to end ukrainian people. that is where we start, with country music star, brad paisley. >> let's start with the first single from your upcoming album. the song is called same here. he released it, interestingly enough, in february, on the first an

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patrick ledbetter and sharon thrash are lilly's parents and they join me now. both. thank you for joining us. i cannot imagine what you are going through right now. your daughter's case remain open and the details are a mystery. patrick, what do you think happened to your daughter? >> we really don't know right now. we know that her landlord found her dead in the apartment, tried to resuscitate her. we know the police arrived shortly thereafter. we have gotten really nothing from the virgin island police. we were told that our autopsy could take anywhere from two to five months by the attorney general's office. i asked about who was questioned, who was possible sus suspects, any of that information and we haven't received anything. >> carley: shell sharon, shelly was a student and was living in the virgin island. >> she was on an internship working there and she loved the island and she wanted to stay there for another year after she finished her internship to see what shea wanted to do, if she wanted to continue -- come back and go back to school or stay there

sharon? yeah. i just wanted to say the one group and it's the group that i focus on in my chapter in the book that did have a conspiracy theory approach to the in real time were african-americans, because going to the letters at the kennedy library, the condolence letters were written to jacqueline kennedy. i poured through those for the voices of african-americans just to try to document their response. and in those letters and in polling collected among african americans in the week immediately following the assassination, there were indications that black people thought that kennedy was killed, not by a leftist, but by someone who was a white. and this is in the letters. this is in the polling data. they said again and again that you know he was killed because he was supporting civil rights and, you know, i don't know that i for many years at the six war museum at dealey plaza, you know, studying the assassination and legacy president kennedy. i don't know that there are many people who reached

sharon introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. sharon? >> reporter: that's right. this has started as a single event and turned into a lifelong passion. >> there you go! >> reporter: hollis tells her soccer-juggling students that are personal record is more than 7000 taps in a row, keeping the ball in the air without dropping for one hour and 16 minutes! >> that is the key to juggling success. i juggle for a purpose. >> reporter: it is a purpose that is driven 18-year-old since she was nine. >> she wanted to recognize that there were other kids like me who could not go to school or play sports or hang out with their friends because they were sitting in a hospital bed. >> reporter: at the time, hollis started soccer juggling and she kicked around the idea of using that talent to raise money for pediatric cancer patients at saint jude children's research hospital. >> keep trying to get that. nice. >> reporter: she named her program juggling for jude. >> i was like maybe i can raise $1000. i ended up raising $30,000 exchanging struggles for donations , and i knew that

. >> sharon chen introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner.s is an amazing story. >> it sure is. dr. sabrina moore said she did not become literate until she was an adult and now she is making sure that oakland kids never have to wait that long. >> reporter: long before she became a school teacher, principal or nonprofit founder, sabrina moore was hiding a secret. she could read sentences, but not really comprehend them. >> i never got to the part where i was reading to learn. i never got there. until i was 30. >> reporter: at the time she worked in at&t in sales and her manager wanted to give her a promotion. >> at some point i have this huge tantrum and was like i can't read! and she was like, what? >> reporter: that manager turned a page in her life. >> she would bring a dictionary, thesaurus, and some books and she just taught me to read. >> reporter: she urged her to go to college. today she is dr. sabrina moore. her doctorate in education is from cal state east bay. she founded a literacy-based nonprofit for students of color called thre

so sharon, great to have you on the show . so i know you've the show.hard about this, haven't you ? because you this, haven't you? because you were initially so shocked when you saw your that netflix documentary making these depher amatory claims against you . why amatory claims against you. why have you decided to pursue legal action now ? action now? >> well, you know , there is just >> well, you know, there is just the small details. >> i take umbrage with the fact that i was described as middle aged and a housewife. i am nehhen aged and a housewife. i am neither. and i don't think any of those other women could fall into category. but you into that category. but you know, if going to do know, if you're going to do a documentary , see, i up in documentary, see, i grew up in a time documentaries were time when documentaries were factual. they were fact checked. i'm journalist. there's i'm a journalist. there's a journalistic and there's journalistic process and there's something called integrity. and honesty and truth. and this documentary presented a

so sharon, great to have you on the show . so i know you've the show. this, haven't you ? because you this, haven't you? because you were initially so shocked when you saw your that netflix documentary making these depher amatory claims against you . why amatory claims against you. why have you decided to pursue legal action now ? action now? >> well, you know , there is just >> well, you know, there is just the small details. >> i take umbrage with the fact that i was described as middle aged and a housewife. i am nehhen aged and a housewife. i am neither. and i don't think any of those other women could fall into category. but you into that category. but you know, if going to do know, if you're going to do a documentary , see, i up in documentary, see, i grew up in a time documentaries were time when documentaries were factual. they were fact checked. i'm journalist. there's i'm a journalist. there's a journalistic and there's journalistic process and there's something called integrity. and honesty and truth. and this documentary presented a tinfoil h

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>> trey: sharon, you are trying to get me in trouble.ll answer the same way i do when my mom asks me if i want cheese ball or german chocolate cake for my birthday, yes, mom, that would be great. i want it all. of course, i would love for the gop to win in 2024. i want the gop to have a plan in place where they hit the ground running on day one with trust and responsibility, if they win and not just worth running on, but worth governing on. set of ideals we believe in enough to put them into effect. you have found my weak spot, one of them. south carolina football, i love shannon bream beamer, great coach, great recruiter, even better person, georgia and clemson, great football teams. clemson has beaten us forever and shannon bream beamer pulled off a miracle last season. i want it all, i want to earn the right to govern and show my face in spartanburg, we actually beat two great teams in georgia and clemson. last question from tim in south carolina by way of virginia. and he wants to know, what did you think of golf last weekend with fo

sharon has adopted a unique approach working at the functions of a chance to improve it's domestic. now, how on this project is an example of this mindset? today marks a 2 years since the bullying must occur for tens of thousands of holes were killed by friendly and nationalist group p. if those celebrates us, the across the world around the clock, this is our take great, the hub, your company for the news block. that's the nature of some of the officially kicks off and lift you in. and the president of the hosting nation has said ukraine's prospects of joining the military bl. busy remain side of rich. that's not somebody's the amount that you wants to put a situation where you cranes nature membership. it comes to horizon, the more you get closer, the more it moves forward from you. although the current conditions of joining nato for ukraine are not there, you quade will keep on pushing and begging to no avail to join the organization. but really, from the looks of it, it looks like that the nato membership can only be considered once, but conflict ends and this is according to th

by sharon davies.s latest book, the war in the out, i went down the west, came out, i went down to i'm pretty sure it was waterstones near waterstones in like near chiswick . and chiswick or in chiswick. and i went and i couldn't went down there and i couldn't find it. and i'm like, where is this one. this book? it's like number one. it's the biggest book. it's it's like the biggest book. it's out week and they're like, out this week and they're like, they like, don't they were like, no, i don't think it. and like, think we've got it. and like, either out of all either they sold out of all their or they just their copies or they were just hiding it because they've all they're and, and the thing, they're all and, and the thing, they're all and, and the thing, the thing about is, while the thing about it is, while they're stalking sharon they're not stalking sharon davies book because apparently she's this massive threat to humanity, were stalking humanity, they were stalking anders breivik's manifesto t

by sharon davies.st book, the war in the out, i went down the west, came out, i went down to i'm pretty sure it was waterstones near waterstones in like near chiswick . and chiswick or in chiswick. and i went and i couldn't went down there and i couldn't find it. and i'm like, where is this one. this book? it's like number one. it's the biggest book. it's it's like the biggest book. it's out week and they're like, out this week and they're like, they like, don't they were like, no, i don't think it. and like, think we've got it. and like, either out of all either they sold out of all their or they just their copies or they were just hiding it because they've all they're and, and the thing, they're all and, and the thing, they're all and, and the thing, the thing about is, while the thing about it is, while they're stalking sharon they're not stalking sharon davies book because apparently she's this massive threat to humanity, were stalking humanity, they were stalking anders breivik's manifesto this fa

fun sharon waxman, thank you so much for joining us tonight.ght on cnn prime time, i'm abby philip, and cnn tonight starts right now with sara sidon -- hey, sarah. >> we become an average nation, i think, that was a really good interview >> we are both just gonna be in our pink, it's okay, it's all good. have a good show. >> thank you. >> good evening to you, i am sara sidner, welcome to cnn tonight. the grand jury investigating donald trump and his allies were -- efforts to up and joe biden's election victory, is expected to meet again tomorrow cnn exclusively learning prosecutors are asking witnesses about a never before revealed oval office meeting in february 2022. what donald trump praised election security protections. then just a few weeks later started spreading false voter fraud conspiracy theory. what else has jack smith learned? and will it lead to trump's third indictment? that's tomorrow's news, tonight. >>> also ahead for you, a momentous time in u.s. history, finally getting its due. president joe biden is expected to sign a proc

so, sharon, there has been a lot of backlash, backlash to the backlash. of that? >> well, because the movie is not aimed at people like ben shapiro and piers morgan. that might be one reason why, 63% of the opening weekend was a woman who went to see this movie in massive numbers. and i suspect a lot of them might go see it again. so that is one thing, the other thing, of, horses that nobody was able to see the movie in advance to be able to raise a protest, a political protest. they could only do it after the movie had already opened. it was already on this juggernaut have to be this massive opening. >> but do you think that barbie is political in some ways? or maybe in the ways that its critics thinks that it is? >> the movie itself? oh, yeah, movie is most definitely political. gregory cowrote the movie but novak is a highly aware and i would say engaged political thinking artist. she is a feminist. if you've seen ladybird, if you saw little women, for other movies, the message there, which is a lot about women having agency or not having agency, and t

>> trey: oh, sharon, you are trying to get me in trouble., yes, mom, that would be great. i want it all, love for gop to win in 2024. i want the gop to have a plan in place where they hit the ground running where the best men and women in position of trust and responsibility and not just worth running on, worth governing on. set of ideals we believe in enough to put them into effect. you have found my weak spot, one of them. south carolina football, love shanno shane beamer, georgia and clemson, great football teams, c clemson has beaten us forever. i want it all, right to governor and right to show my face in beloved home place of spartanburg, we beat georgia and clemson. last from tim in south carolina by way of virginia. he wants to know, what did you think of golf last weekend with manchester manchester united -- winning. we think of simone biles flying through the air without thinking of what would happen if they didn't land right. they are good at things we wish we were good at. for fowler and langer, setting records that may never be

is this| what you have brought them, sharon, to cedars like this? it sharon, to cedars like this?ojust see these women being able the professional level and compete at such— professional level and compete at such a — professional level and compete at such a high level. it is what _ at such a high level. it is what they are all aspire to. we should let _ what they are all aspire to. - should let you go because the game is about to start. if you are going to be cheering is there any specific chair you are likely to be using? yes, usa! usa! _ are likely to be using? yes, usa! usa! amazing. - are likely to be using? yes, usa! usa! amazing. i- are likely to be using? yes, usa! usa! amazing. i will. are likely to be using? yes, - usa! usa! amazing. i will have to practise _ usa! usa! amazing. i will have to practise that _ usa! usa! amazing. i will have to practise that one. _ usa! usa! amazing. i will have to practise that one. they - usa! usa! amazing. i will have to practise that one. they are l to practise that one. they are all aspire to. we should let you go because the game is ab

my name is sharon lavigne, and i am a lifelong resident of saint james, louisiana. i was a special education teacher for 38 years at st. james high school. i retired in 2019. to do this work. this was my high school, the one that my father, milton cayette, sr., integrated in 1966 when he was the president of the naacp's local chapter. i'm a mother of six and a grandmother of 12. i live in the fifth district of my parish, which is 85% african-american. on one side lies the mississippi river. on the other lies sugarcane fields surrounded by petrochemical plants and refineries. it is making us sick. we cannot drink the water, plant a garden, or breathe clean air. the place i remember being so beautiful and full of life is now called cancer alley, which runs from new orleans to baton rouge. we call it death alley due to the high number of community members getting sick and dying from cancer. in 2016, i was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis. in 2019, i was diagnosed with aluminum and lead in my body. my fruit trees no longer bear fruit. members of my family and communi

sure this truly is an inclusive community for people as they live here want so kudos to really and sharon and barbara and shawn and others for for all your work. >> (clapping). >> wow. >> and chris is our consultant and helps us to insure we are getting the best housing quality in all the design and scenario permitting and contractors and amazing team there. >> (calling names.) >> and the other teams and, of course, the design team i know i'll not get everyone but have. >> (calling names.) >> shout out to the exploreers providing the arts i think the artist is here stacey green to (clapping) and you'll be part of building as well and um, the knack land acquisition land spot a team from the reality department so. >> (calling names.) >> and the department of environment. >> (calling names.) >> the mcbain family and help us with the mapping and the subdivision thanks to that team. (clapping) and then over the course we have the mayor's office of housing the amazing team lead by director shaw and for those working on the funding to support the. >> (calling names.) >> and thank you for the hel

no, but that's a very strong retort to sharon white., so let's just say a gang has been ransacking a store in one of the out—of—town malls or oxford street or whatever it may be. what would actually happen to them when they're caught ? them when they're caught? >> they'd be taken in front of the magistrates court if they are under if they are 17 or undenit are under if they are 17 or under, it will be a juvenile court. um obviously if they're older then then we'd be looking at an adult court and possibly taken to crown court and, and there's a real difference between in the way that people might be sentence out for shoplifting the, you know, the single act of stealing a pound of cheese or whatever. yeah. and this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage is organised crime and is treated as such and there's prison sentences at the end coming at the end of a court case. >> well, i hope so. >> well, i hope so. >> now just stop. oil have been incredibly active

sharon, there were extensive operations in the world to clean up the elements of the resistance , but the new inability of palestine is still joining the resistance, and this is the last time . konem jenin and the entire west bank of the jordan river security council members are appointed like 242 occupations and they are occupations, but unfortunately, international legal institutions and countries have closed these crimes . thank you very much. the police in paris woke up and we supported them in their dealings with the protesters , which was very severe, but there are reports that some conflicts have decreased , but the italian foreign minister has come and warned against the spread of these protests, as in switzerland, belgium , we have one case of arrests. teenagers have youth due to the conflict with the police, the stores were attacked, in this regard mr. bagharian, an expert on international issues, said, "hello, good morning. in the police encounters in france with the protesters , the zionist media said that the french police asked for english currency, which was used in the

no, but that's a very strong retort to sharon white.en, so let's just say a gang has been ransacking a store in one of the out—of—town malls or oxford street or whatever it may be. what would actually happen to them when they're caught ? them when they're caught? >> they'd be taken in front of the magistrates court if they are under if they are 17 or undenit are under if they are 17 or under, it will be a juvenile court. um obviously if they're older then then we'd be looking at an adult court and possibly taken to crown court and, and there's a real difference between in the way that people might be sentence out for shoplifting the, you know, the single act of stealing a pound of cheese or whatever. yeah. and this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage, this sort of organised rampage is organised crime and is treated as such and there's prison sentences at the end coming at the end of a court case. >> well, i hope so. >> well, i hope so. >> now just stop. oil have been incredibly activ

let's take a look at the former first lady's portrait, by sharon sprung: beautiful, elegant, just likee obama. let's take a look at her husband's portrait by robert mccurdy. okay, photorealistic. that is a lot of white space. jimmy, can we see that again? okay, widen out. yeah! there you go. he's in insurance heaven with flo. afterwards, former president obama had kind words for current president. >> someone said if you are looking for a friend in washington, get a dog. our family was lucky enough to have two wonderful dogs. but i was even luckier to have a chance to spend eight years working day in and night with a man who became a true partner and a true friend. >> stephen: it may sound like you just compared joe biden to his dogs. but to be fair, joe does occasionally bite. then obama had words of praise for his wife's portrait. >> i want to thank sharon sprung for capturing everything i love about michelle. her grace, her intelligence, and the fact that she is fine. >> stephen: that is the most endearing complement from a president to a first lady since harry truman gave bess that

what has caused all of this to happen now, sharon?sort of three main factors. and they are asking did we get a fair share of profits and if not, if they don't feel that they did, can we in new negotiations get what they believe is fair. i mean that is really what being in a union is about, is having a voice and what you think is fair in your workplace. second i think many of the unions have contracts that were negotiated in a different context. again, u.p.s. is emblematic of this. and so workers are saying do we have an opportunity now to make better maybe provisions and contracts that they agreed to when they didn't feel quite as empowered. and third, there is clearly something going on being a cross the economy where workers especially those in unions are feeling stronger, more united, more empowered than they have before. and they are looking to ensure that they get contracts that really meet this unusual moment. for some, some sectors of economy are expecting big changes. that is what you see i think in the hollywood strikes where

>> oh, sharon, you are trying to get me in trouble.n my mom asks me if i want a cheese ball or german chocolate cake for my birthday, my answer is always the same, yes, mom, that would be great because i want it all. i would love for the g.o.p. to win in 2024, but i also want the g.o.p. to have a plan in place where they hit the ground running on day one with the very best men and women in positions of trust and responsibility, if they do win, and a set of precepts not just worth running on, but worth governing on. a set of ideals that we believe in enough to actually try to put them into a fact. but you have found my weak spot. well, one of them, south carolina football, i love shane beamer. he's a great coach, great recruiter, even better person. georgia and clemson are great football teams. clemson has beaten us for what seems like forever. and shane beamer pulled off a miracle last season, so i want it all. i want to earn the right to govern, and i want to be able to show my face in my beloved hometown of spartanburg because we act

she's responsible for the murders in 1969 came a day after other manson followers killed actress sharonate and four others. >> van houten did not participate in the tate killings , but she spoke to abc's diane sawyer in 1994 about how she attacked rose marie labianca. >> i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> what kind of punishment do you deserve? what is enough? i don't know. when enough punishment will be enough for me. she long insisted she was brainwashed by charles manson and says she's now a changed woman. >> van houten is now in a transitional living facility. while charles manson did not commit the killings, he ordered his followers to do so. he died in prison in 2017. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. frightening moments for a family of virginia watching in shock as their ceiling collapses. and it was all caught on camera. you can see each panel of their dining room ceiling come crashing down. one after the other and then dust quickly fills the home. luckily no one was hurt. the homeowner said her son looked up and saw a crack, so he set up his phone

live now to sharon backhouse, director of british tour company, geo tenerife.aso in la palma on sunday and isjust kilometres away from the wildfires. it must have been quite a surprise if you are right and didn't expect these wildfires. how has that impacted your trip?— these wildfires. how has that impacted your trip? these wildfires. how has that imacted our tri? ., ., impacted your trip? good morning and welcome from — impacted your trip? good morning and welcome from the _ impacted your trip? good morning and welcome from the beautiful _ impacted your trip? good morning and welcome from the beautiful island - impacted your trip? good morning and welcome from the beautiful island of. welcome from the beautiful island of la palma. we did not refer ongoing but we are here to do some work with some international students following the eruption here that happened in 2021. when we arrived the boat was completely full of emergency services. we have had other units arriving from mainland spain. at first the fire was spreading because of the high temperatures and th

she's chief operating officer of the global investment research division at goldman, with our sharont you found in this report >> thank you for having me, first of all so we decided that we wanted to deep defensive into just the importance, the historical importance of historically black colleges and universities in the united states of america what we found were three really important takeaways. one, we found that black schools really advance social mobility black students at almost twice the rate as non-minority institutions, which is phenomenal obviously, we have seen a lot of progress over time in the education of black americans, especially black women but the gap between white americans and black americans is still pretty broad so that is really essential. number two, and really important, hbcus were created prior to 1964 as a designation of what an hbcu is there's a long history and have been very diligent in educating black americans. we can go as far back to thurgood marshall, martin luther king, jr., or the current vanderbilt there's a long history of hbcus focused on empow

but the reality is that the victims' families, the labianca family and the tate family, sharon tate - murdering sharon tate who was pregnant at the time she was murdered, but they don't want this release. and i want to remind everyone that rosemary labianca's blood was smeared on the wall saying death to pigs and helter-skelter, trying to incite a race war. that's what they were trying to do. and we are letting her walk free. as long as the victims' families say no, that should be respected. carley: that's right. her lawyer also said that she is thrilled by the fact that she could be getting out very soon. imagine being a member of one of the victims' families and hearing that their loved one's murder murderer is trillioned by this outcome -- thrilled. >> i know what it feels like to have a loved one's killer walk free. they enjoy life while the one you love the most is dead. and there's no way to appease the victims in this case, especially by letting her walk free. carley: i absolutely agree. it's a historic case, and she originally received the death penalty and then a life sentenc

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. >> parenting expert leah plunkett is the author of sharon hood.posting online is now an extension of family's everyday lives. the online world is and can be and will continue to be super fun. but she says many parents aren't aware of just who can see their post. it's you really have no reliable way to, as a parent or really any user of social media of knowing exactly which eyeballs will be on the data for that is reflected in your post now or in the future. >> i had the opportunity to be on a podcast to talk about house bill 1627 and as the first generation of children with oversharing parents grows up, family and lawmakers are now facing the challenge of how to protect kids privacy on the mostly unregulated internet. >> it it's a different culture to grow up in in the eye of social media and the pressures are very different. >> they're much more intense. >> washington state representative christine reeves co-sponsored a first of its kind bill, seeking to regulate parenting blogs. the bill, which is stalled in the state legislature here, would all

trey: oh sharon, you are trying to get me in trouble then i will answer in the same way that i do whend me if i wanted cheese ball or german chocolate cake for my birthday right answer is always the same, yes mom that would be great. because i want it all course and i would love for the gop to win in 2024, but i'm also the gop to have a plan in place for the hit the ground running on day one with the very best men and women at the positions of trust and responsibility and if they do when, and not just words running on but governing on. in a set of ideals that we believe in enough to actually try to put them into a fact read but you had found my weak spot but one of them, south carolina football, i love chain bieber a great coach and a great recruiter and even better person. georgia - great for bolting to clubs in this what seems like forever. and chain bieber pulled off a miracle last season, and i want to know what i want to earn the right to govern be able to show my face, beloved hometown of spartanburg, because we actually beat two great teams in georgia and in clemson in our last