sylvia: my name is sylvia mendez, daughter of gonzalo and felicitas mendez. laura: sylvia was the little girl at the center of mendez vs. westminster, a little-known case that paved the way for integrated schools before brown vs. board of education. in 1945, sylvia's father, gonzalo mendez, asked her aunt sally to enroll her and her brothers in a school just down the road. sylvia: my aunt sally went up to the clerk. she said, you can't leave these children here. she said why not. because we don't take mexicans here. these are the older kids at the mexican school. laura: at the time, schools in california were segregated. and dark-skinned children with hispanic last names weren't allowed at 17th street elementary. that school was just for white studets. sylvia: gonzalo, jeronimo, alicia, and virginia and i would have to walk into the barrio to go to the mexican school. laura: so this is where you would walk? sylvia: this is where the school used to be right here. laura: sylvia's father went to the school administration, but everyone gave him the same answer. n

yes, i didn't know sylvia so well? yes, i didn't know sylvia so well?nd then we did a bbc film of it, as well. of course, all of it is to carry on sophie's legacy and the work of the foundation and everything that it was about and anything we could do to help that. julie, we've had occasion here many times on the bbc breakfast sofa are speaking to parents who have lost children tragically in lots of different circumstances. i never cease to be amazed about how they carry on. and how often they will do something, as sylvia did, to help themselves to a degree, but to do something positive after something something positive after something so bad. i guess now, sylvie has gone, you must reflect on that more and more? . gone, you must reflect on that more and more?— gone, you must reflect on that more and more? yeah, absolutely. sophie was 20 when — and more? yeah, absolutely. sophie was 20 when she _ and more? yeah, absolutely. sophie was 20 when she was _ and more? yeah, absolutely. sophie was 20 when she was murdered. i and more? yeah, absolutely. sophie

sir, sylvia prom looks after animals that have been saved since the invasion began it among her than i am in the voluntary of her. okay. we know ukrainian volunteers will help us in getting the dogs out of ukraine. grenette. i think they usually bring down to the border where we've picked them up, claim we're man. some owners were forced to leave their animals behind. she tells us, but most here come from shelters in cities under attack. at other one, yes, the rescuing animals in ukraine. right now is dangerous for them for the us of, of, you know, the will, i know that 2 people die trying to feed the animals in disease ios. i had that people trying to feed the dogs in the abandon shelters in ukraine have been shot. so the, so further east of the policy creating border, roughly one and 12 people arriving here brings a pet like alina and her 3 kids have just arrived from keith. they simply couldn't leave behind their dog pacifica. i'm going, you know, scar will, she was the leads us present a little bit or not that he a bubble of she was constantly a lad and she's a delicate animal, b

and sylvia prom and her team will continue to help evacuate and try to find a home for all of their 4 legged refugees. and as it of from the other news seem fun. i'll don't go way critical, but we'll be here with the business news in that just a moment and members, you'll always get all the latest news on background on the website, d, w dot com, i'm gather as in berlin. thank god. so i'm skin that i think that's hard and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges were lions as of the what's your story. ready

crisis the ukraine foreign minister asking for more weapons for the fight against moscow we have sylviaith the latest what is the latest from brussels >> reporter: good morning, frank. we are seeing nato foreign affairs ministers meeting today. they are discussing further help to ukraine this at a critical time in the invasion of the country. yesterday, we heard from nato secretary-general saying that there's no evidence that president putin has changed intention to control the whole of ukraine it was against this back drop that the foreign affairs minister said earlier this morning that ukraine needs more weapons. >> my agenda is simple it has three items on it it. weapons, weapons, weapons. we are confident that the best way to help ukraine now is to provide it with all necessary to contain putin and to defeat russian army in ukraine and in the territory of ukraine so that the war does not spill over further >> reporter: one nato country, czech republic , announced it i sending tanks to ukraine we will see if others follow suit frank, what practical help will nato come up with at this

some 420000 tons of octopus are eaten annually. antonio and sylvia caulk come to the anom university research facility every day, and volunteer to help raise the octopuses. they're learning how to successfully breed and raise them in this artificial environment. wing of oil for 1.6 grams. oil 1.8 grams. the very small ones get stressed out very quickly as well. the scientists focus on their research and collect data. antonio cock and his wife have now founded the maletchko, so my up cooperative to expand octopus farming. commercially, the other catchers in the village were not very enthusiastic about the project. at 1st, a youth, lithium, they said it was crazy. just a waste of time. it's alarming in us up to them. they didn't believe in the project . i am now almost 10. octopus catchers are organized within the cooperative with the help of support funding. they were recently able to finance their own site. the tanks are already in place, but they still need money to get things up and running. i was telling was banned our project so that we can increase our market, i think, selling n

sylvia shocked mila has been a breathing coach for 40 years. we have still voted to breathe. brown. good. she could retire, but she wants to help as many people as possible. do something for their well being . through more conscious breathing and better posture. play the up and reading is also the bridge to the subconscious can. using my knowledge about breath, i can influence my manager and my mood by but i can also influence my moon through my postures to him. and through my mood, i can influence my posture and my breathing with an ottoman by and frost. sylvia stuck malik. does him prescribe difficult exercises? instead, she has a kind of tool box with simple everyday tips. go to battle stress, for example. when it's your stress, when i'm stressed and i breathe here like a haunted animal on to the commission and how do i relax yourself? my, the same mind by concentrating on my behind or my feet vine, because when i am wound up and i lose the ground under my feet onto and fuson in vassals in this, in the truest sense of the word on the d moment voice mission and the moment i concen

sylvia shot mila has been a breathing coach for 40 years. oh, we asked about, did you breathe gum good. she could retire, but she wants to help as many people as possible. do something for their well being through more conscious breathing and better posture. play the optimal reading is also the bridge to the subconscious can. using my knowledge about breton, i can influence my manager and my mood by, but i can also influence my mood through my posture, stood in and through my mood, i can influence my posture and my breathing with an automobile. fris. sylvia schuchman, it does in prescribe difficult exercises instead of she has a kind of tool box with simple everyday tips. oh to battle stress, for example, when it's your stress, when i'm stressed and i breathe here like a haunted animal on to the commission and how do i relax yourself my the same mind by concentrating on my behind or my feet vine, because when i am wound up i lose the ground under my feet onto infusion in vassals in this, in the truest sense of the word on the day moment. voi

my name is sylvia ruby and on god of today, forgotten. i'm with his is that taylor being thrown into father at the end of 17 with us at the high school see touch when he was in ricky livin. she was a grid below him, so he used to help her with her homework. their parents were used to seeing them together, but you know, we are human being so i had feelings she had feeling, but nobody has ever told each other whether they're in love or not. but they just came inside like that. i just found myself in her. in a relationship i was in his seat tut such as having sex. and she felt pregnant. i was worried because, you know, she was a school girl, i was a schoolboy. so we were both climbing and it just affected i had occasion. and what did you think i did you think of abortion? actually that never came in my mind cause the i've been raised. people do respect life in our community. so it was difficult for me to advise her to our board shoot . and go to the next move as in what did you do next? okay, since i was afraid because her parents were harsh

for now are guards of mute reporters. sylvia a jumble caught up with a tin dud in nairobi, and here is what she learned. a lot has been said about teenage mothers, but there is a forgotten lot deemed as most of these young men i've sent my community and feel neglected. my name is sylvia ne ruby and on god of today for cousin, i'm with his at taylor being thrown into fatherhood at the end of 17 with us at the high school see touch when he was angry at 11. she was a grade below him. so he used to help her with her homework, the barrels, while i used to sing them together, but you know, we are human being. so i had feelings she had feeling. but nobody has ever told each other whether they're in love or not. but it just came, it sounded like that. i just found myself in her, in a relationship almost in his sleep, tut started having sex and she felt pregnant. i was worried because, you know, she was a school girl, a was a schoolboy. so we were both climbing and it just affected i'd location. and what did you think i did you think of abortion? actually that never came in my mind cause the i'

reporter sylvia. a jumble. caught up with a tin dud in the robbie. and here is what she learned. a lot has been said about teenage mothers, but there is a forgotten lot deemed that most of these young men i've sent my communities and feel neglected. my name is sylvia nairobi and, and god of today before cousin, i'm with his is that taylor been thrown into fatherhood at the end of 17 with us at the high school see touch when he was injured to live in. she was a grade below him. so he used to help her with her homework. their parents were used to sing them together, but you know, we are human being. so i had feelings, she had feelings, but nobody has ever told each other that they're in love or not much. it just came inside in like that. i just found myself in her, in a relationship. i almost spent his 3 touch, such as having sex and she felt pregnant and i was worried because, you know, she was a school girl, i was a schoolboy. so we were both climbing and it just affected i had location. and what did you think i did you think of abortion? actually that never came in my mind cause

sylvia shocked mila has been a breathing coach for 40 years. we are still, how did you breathe? gum? good. she could retire, but she wants to help as many people as possible. do something for their well being . through more conscious breathing and better posture. play the up and reading is also the bridge to the subconscious can. using my knowledge about breath, i can influence my manager and my mood by but i can also influence my moon through my postures to him. and through my mood, i can influence my posture and my breathing with an ottoman by frost. sylvia stuck malik. does him prescribe difficult exercises? instead, she has a kind of tool box with simple everyday tips. oh, to battle stress, for example. when is your stress when i'm stressed and i breathe here like a haunted animal on to the commission? and how do i relax herself? my the same mind by concentrating on my behind or my feet vide because when i'm wound up and i lose the ground under my feet, onto, and fuson in vassals in this, in the truest sense of the word on the d moment voice mission. and the moment i concent

a ukrainian military ambulance speeds south towards sylvia sc. evacuated civilians arrive in a van. it's a ukrainian army checkpoint north east of the city. the military won't allow us to fill inside the vehicle, our spit, lada, delia, as nearly as 86 year old. bother. until anita. my husband is still in there at home . i bury. afraid for him, sit on a breaking down person in ukraine. what's this water end says melia, and we can say that's imputed. stop this dreadful war and put it to the we're hearing a lot of shelling. as you can hear that possibly. that shilling coming from this direction. we've also hearing from that direction about 7 cologne, which is that road is the town of newman. now we, we know that russian forces control a village very close to it. we also understand that most of the civilians have left and the military are telling us that what the russians are trying to do, fly attacking the man is move closer to the city of savanski, which is down this road. bloody told a case lie on the ground close to the checkpoint, cut from the limbs of soldiers or civilians injured

my dear sylvia, i was washoe more than it is you live dora july. he alone in samo bogo in the span of just a few minutes. the soviet empire had become history and with it the communist eastern block, which had split postwar european to the red army long, revered for its victory over hitler's germany was also relegated to the history books by summer, 1945 world war 2 in europe had finally drawn to a close, packed into crowded trains, nearly 9000000 soviets, soldiers were heading home one was anatoly, given a toulon we would children of 17 or 18 when we went to war with no memory of her 1st love that might have sustained us in that nightmare we were denied the care for a years of youth of young adulthood. we all returned from the war as cripples. the red army had emerged victorious from the great patriotic wool. the returning soldiers believed they would be greeted as heroes. but in a country that had been laid waste by war and 25000000 people had been left homeless, their hopes of a hero's welcome was disappointed. official promises of support prove

medical research about i was very moved. sylvia havoc i too wanted the 2 of them to paint something together. we were very sad when we learned of his death roy here, i think on picking it was a difficult moment and will not. but if he appeal to his lamb yet if it is a part of life associate, indeed it is. ascend wanders. what claudio died off and his mother explains, it was a disease last year. oh, i thought a family friend arrived to wake up at 2 and his sister had it. they pack the paintings into the car and head off to after us 1st exhibition in 2 years. i like the exhibition takes place in an artist, run gallery after yourselves, his paintings for 20 to 30 years apiece, and he sells as many as 2 dozen per exhibition occasionally by as voluntarily pay more of our visitor will take these down and hang years here. okay. okay, sounds good to her. okay. what's the most awesome ones paid for one of after paintings. all right, i'll tackle around a 150 euros for yeah, for several paintings. all one big one, the rick on. sometimes people tell me all this is too much for you. you ought to quit ups

help. 4 weeks live, it's largest. psychiatric clinic has been treating more and more children with sylvia was trauma. bazzi lena comes from heart keith, she saw rockets destroy her home town and kill many people. she was evacuated, but her parents remain in the embattled city. what are you drawing right now? this is the ukrainian flag. why are you drawing the ukrainian flag at? because we will wind hill the therapist say that's drawing helps many children to process their experiences. they often cannot talk about it. but even small children perceive the terrible things around them. i would with movies, will you, my parents and grandparents often try to gently explain to the children what is going on. well then sometimes they act like it's all just an exercise of a game or something. but then the children reply, no, we live in a war. this is a real war. i'm here again, watch hertz, the doctor. most the children are constantly searching for explanations for the horror. and many begin to doubt themselves. we're going to do sometimes the kids think that this has something to do with their beh

host: that was sylvia there. let's hear from dana in new york, republican line. i hope i'm saying it right when i say dana. but go ahead. caller: you are right. you got it 100% right. [indiscernible] i think as far as the republican party goes, there are local issues that affect us all. right now, as the economy. inflation is because the government spends more money. we learned this in civics class in high school, junior high school. we learned these, we learned what happened with economics and how that affects us. that is one issue. another is immigration. great. come here legally. what is going on to the border, what is going to happen if they end title 42, is really going to hurt us. i moved to new york from ohio. i saw a lot of the drug addiction and i watched people die. i have watched people overdose on fentanyl laced heroin. there's nothing i could do about it. i was working in the sector with homeless people. narcan was not available for everybody. people died. there are certain issues, like what's going on in the schools. i am a father, i have four kids.

thank you, sylvia. >> oh, that's cool. directly inspired as you could tell, but they went beardless. by the way, my mother's hometown in ohio, they have a norman rockwell painting with a beardless lincoln -- >> we have that as well, but we won't bring it in. sylvia just said, i'm not bringing that in. >> okay. >> let's go back to peace. >> yes. >> you happen to be married to a descendant of herbert hoover who wrote a book on problems of a lasting peace. >> yes. >> so what did you learn from your wife's ancestor? >> well, i enjoyed reading that book. one of the things i learned was he was very preoccupied, as people particularly around that time were in the wake of the failures in the treat of of versailles, of how you complete a lasting peace, and how could that be addressed as the world was coming up with a post world war ii order, and it's interesting how the founding fathers in terms of building the constitution and our structures, and when you apply the lessons of history to our own times, and herbert hoover, who had a

with sylvia, i hope we can leave here and see the sun because we've been sitting here for 2 months already. and so i want to see the sun, because in here it's dark, like outside, when our houses are rebuilt and while we can live in peace and reach for foreign let ukraine when ukraine is our native home claim international and am. meanwhile, ukraine is pushing back hard at russian forces, taking advantage of new weapons flowing in from western allies. this video purports to show a russian helicopter shot down while another flies away. but even when ukrainian succeed in retaking territory, the invaders leave a path of death and destruction behind them, bodies and burned out buildings. the testify to the brutality that's been brought to bear on civilians since the war started. and the roads have been reports of missile attacks on the port city of odessa. she w rebecca rich. this is in kiff and sent us this update to yeah, that's right. re halo earlier today we heard that there had been some explosions and some a missile attack. some had been intercepted, but some did hit targets. 5 people die

it allows them to go unpunished, sylvia destroying everything they can. now when you best bet, the ukranian president called on the united nations to act immediately. stressing that what happened to him, boucher is only one example of frosh in atrocities. was get more on this from richard painter, professor of law at the university of minnesota. he was the chief ethics lawyer for us president george w bush, a very warm welcome to the show. and we've seen the devastating image as out of butcher ukrainian. president zalinski has pointed to them in his 1st address to the un security council since the invasion, and he is demanding action at what can the body do besides offering a platform for publicly shaming russia. unfortunately, because of the russian veto in the security council, i, it is not clear that the security council could take immediate action. but the un, the us should address these serious war crimes that are being commanded in ukraine . these crimes should be investigated and refer to the international criminal court . and furthermore, the coun

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>> madam speaker, as the member designated by sylvia garcia, joaquin castro -- excuse me, sylvia garcia, joaquin castro and julia brownley, i inform the house that as the members will vote yes on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. van taylor of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. taylor will vote yea on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by maxine waters, i inform the house that that chairwoman waters will vote yes on h.r. 9 923. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> as the member designated by mr. perlmutter, i inform the house that mr. perlmutter will vote yea on h.r. 923. the speaker pro tempore: one minute remaining. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, chairman scott, representatives strickland, morrelle, and shont

charles: defiance ceo and cio sylvia jablonski.ce, i want to pick up on that poppic, in north america, cybersecurity market revenues alone 25 billion by 2026. how do we benefit from that? >> yeah. great question and great to see you, and you know, as your last guest just said there is a massive issue now with cybersecurity. you see this great amount of spending going into protecting systems, particularly banks and things are increasing spend by 55% this year. so you know, it is said we've already lost about 15 billion to cybersecurity. 33 billion records seized and whatnot. this is a real risk to our infrastructure. i think the way you benefit from this in terms of an investor look at some of the higher quality companies actually involved in cybersecurity. on the higher growth stocks that are a little more volatile, getting whacked with the 10-year an inflation and rate hikes here, you have palo alto, crowd flair. excellent companies. you ride volatility with those. good names beyond cybersecurity would be apple, google, microsoft

they drove inmates out into the cold, doused their limbs with water, and kept them outside until sylvia frostbite sat in one next frost night doctor who sat a yoshi mora, conducted experiments on women and children. he later st. detailed reports illustrated with drawings and photographs. martha, she on all hill wants me to get there, select what their mother should not go. can i cut quote, the law law hill home on the way on the hill home. so that before we thought that a lead, now they're gonna work with on there. so that automotive off, some victims were literally mummified alive. they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely designated. the bodies were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water as that experiment proved. router. so no, no, similar castillo, though, they can read it about the loan of sharon casa. mean they're not getting good. luna? thunder? oh god, the all sent over at the moment on the scene digital enough. mm hm. some experiments were conducted out of mere curiosity inmates. had various body org

those areas are areas want to b. >> sylvia. start with the reporting season.ill do well who will forecast better times ahead? who will not do so well? >> i think if we take a step back and think about the macro environment, although coronavirus and war with russia and fed hikes putting pressure on the market. earnings is on deck here i think retail investors are very much looking for positive news out of earnings if we don't get that, it is a risk to volatvolatility to cameron's point, a lot of companies have continued to report solid earnings. strong cash balance sheets some of the consumer discretion names look good. tesla and some of the large cap mega cap companies are beat up if they deliver on earnings and show strength, the consumer may be interested there. i love the travel stocks the open trade will be on fire hotels and cruises and airlines. this is the travel reopen trade that just hasn't happened yet because omicron and the next variant kept coming into the system increases in geopolitical risk and oil prices there is so much pent-up demand. januar

what is it getting up when you my it's a she gura daughter was prepared for spelling it sylvia zone. when the u. g. secret actual that we could use? can you not? so the gl or at was the she shad desert? so at the water reflect stalker, just by didn't gabriel's laurie malcolm switch of latortia, click the truth, a few more east in the gave us a schedule. yeah. the sheet that you were offered at was tuition obama nasa laurel guy. i says they're not tested by the master a lot the script. yoga by chance, i'll be quite di, boxed or be named to know and i was talking about b crossville yamil, spare of our, my bachelor or tom. so bizarre, but now you are open. americans. different so say under chinese ability name serve, talk about me build or bought my of with one your dominant condition when you're ready to pretty much go back to the north waiting my order for it. ah ah ah ah ah, with i think i understand both, both the models you need to do both got nothing new please deal with a a green already. a lot of them bought a they need a with, with, with, with a, with the re put and explains th

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but too late strikes from raf, amir and papa, go men's and should sylvia took all 3 points that remained 2nd, 3 points ahead of barcelona who have 2 games in hand. whereas grenada are just 3 points clear of the relegation. so stay one of the new season in major league baseball. so japanese star show, hey, oh tony, make history. it became the 1st player to throw, he seems opening pitch of the season and then face he seems opening pitch himself the any bad news. they, him. ethos, angeles angels went down 31. so the houston astros attorney was named nbc for the american league last season. and there was late drama between the pod race and diamond backs and fittingly that came on national be a day in the u. s. arizona. we're training to one before that 3 run. homer gave the home side a 40 when history was also made in the n. b a with denver's micheler york. it's becoming the 1st they really history to reach 2000 points. 1000 rebounds and 500 assists in a single season. the reigning em vp led the nuggets to victory over the memphis grizzlies to secure a spot in the playoffs. rockets received

so sylvia said me get a call, the better they go for morning. so they, i must shut off even more infectious bathrooms. they ling new ink and then bolted homeless calendars for all their opens up all lessons like the 1st time his name. heathcliff is good morning on of this install, mumbled our notional fee. so they lit the thumping on scope for the you with that for they will have, have to be at this. good morning off some hebrew can then doug, also for mans come for the golf thumb filter. so while the you with the mortal temperature and well there, well, there davis go down, love in the front door. and then when i was almost finished with my studies, the in the region oil company or were in the process offering me a job, a car, a house. and i was very tempted. but i decided i, i really wanted to do something else. i want to do to work with climate science, so i chose that past laura again of its own free. oh, let's see. so travis, scott took all the people can today why they will go through the city and they throw arms along with your mom. no sc

but sylvia, who had been left disabled by the explosion of her mind, could hardly believe it war films, show soldiers rushing into battle and shouting for the fall, the land forestall in in reality, on the front lines, i heard mostly on of up to my no, no current occur booley michelle bush tv soldiers and their families stayed in touch by writing letters for 45500 wagon loads of wartime correspondence were transported across the soviet union every day . but the post office was also a lynchpin of propaganda duties. my yes, a u. e o years baker vehicle in daniel al should says unit an officer who was called father schnitzer by his men, wrote a glowing letter to his parents. yeah, lou lou, the recruits behavior is always exemplary and that fight is heroic. when confronted about this, he replied, every mother's own son must be the best soldier of all. through all may have the letters sent by the soldiers, families to the front was censored by n k v d. the secret police wanted to make sure to keep troops in the dark about problems at home. these included news of shortages refugees who had t

so for example, some you delivered your systems from sylvia time and they can actually be replaced. and we can fill these gas by, for example, delivering our air defense system into our apartment. so they have the right options to be chosen in a coordinated manner by germany and by our partners, and then they did with ukraine. yes, we have to do more and we have to get faster so far. we did too little and too late. there's a consensus in our parliament already more and to deliver also heavy weapons, our champs are still hasn't changing, but i think they will be. and in due time concrete and significant progress, mr. bar, let me just ask you before we run out of time. what do you think chancellor? all i've shown should do, should he go to keep? should he get rid of this uncertainty and just make the trip to visit the president of ukraine? but it's not. our chance to keep on. the question is what you can bring to green 1st. and what i expect is 1st and clear commitment when do whatever it takes. and certainly check implementation of such a concept. we have to to constantly what we ann

host: sylvia, washington, dc, republicans line. please go ahead. caller: we need more republicans that are going to be strong enough to push -- educational approach and we need to have more of a drive towards negating and combating some of this infiltration we have in our agency. it is a concern for myself, being in washington dc. i have called our current representative and i have spoken with her, talking about some of the main issues there in washington. host: response? guest: -- the congressman seems a little frozen there. i was wondering why he didn't start talking. in the meantime, if he is having trouble with his connection, we will hear from clarence in virginia and continue to take your calls. host: response? the congressman seems a little frozen tre

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