teresa had heard enough.drove from texas to missouri to see for herself what was going on inside that yellow farmhouse. >> coming up. >> i'm not going to lie. i hated my mom. i hated her. i couldn't stand her. >> feel guilty? >> yeah. you know, how could i do this to my child. thinking i was helping her. >> when dateline continues. ne nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease, and more... all in one delicious, monthly, soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus: the one you want for one-and-done protection. detect this: living with hiv, craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help k

teresa: yes out a panel of the fda advisors, unanimously agreed that eli lilly's new out as good whenlly of timeline and when the fda might actually take action on that but is still really good news. anti- —-dash antibodies are very tricky drug to administer and so this is only good for eli lilly before drugmakers across the spectrum at that might want to make these kinds of drugs you need a lot of infrastructure because the patients need to be constantly monitored and go to centers and fusions when they have this so what is good for one drug is good for the whole class. jack: okay switching to a health concern didn't want no reason to panic at the disturbing developing of the bird flu front. teresa: that is right is so unfortunately, what was discovered in the muscle tissue injury help now is no reason to panic but it is concerning to seated do parts of the cal because it means more widespread disease and also there's new routes a possible transmission again this was an account that was going to be consumed so a lot of safeguards in place but at the same time, we want to continue to

teresa: so stop getting 27 years of this week.e spent result to be honest it's hard to see with visio comments of the fundamental problems with the industry not only see small reimbursements with drugs but foot traffic in florida backing away from the clinics so there is no easy fix your. jack: okay and the drug drug issues in the way we pay for bronx rory insurance companies will be dealt in general is touh and we just off target and amazon start to look into ways to get creative to try to drive more traffic. teresa: exactly someone way that people get shopping as you order we have the things they want for low price and that's what we are doing and we do see amazon trying to compete with tino and of low-cost chinese providers and target obviously can do the same thing as of the parking of its up a fight, to be spent a third-party marketplace and bring some of the items in store as well. jack: ultimately good news for the shoppers of prices keep going down thank you teresa and why a.i. might not be such a great investment idea inv

typical analyst playbook or activist playbook is likely to play out for. >> thank youli teresa.u have for us? it is a surprise to me.ve >> 15 industrial stocks taken on the chin my beloved industrialsh i would stick with things like r commercial ai errors space where demand is good. after market parts supplier it is down a little bit. itvery high quality company them more planepas that fly plied, te parts that wilpartl sell. pgd is the ticker that's the one to buy.ja >> 's have bolts to keep the doors on? what's yesor. >> been what you have for us? as i'm looking for the accounti for utilities that are typical l stock they declared bankruptcyot because they owed a lot of money because of wildfires and i gotten started but they do noth pay a dividend. they are coming back and underet the california regulatory regime which is a good thing because we know how they're going to be but treated with a lot of utilities with a fire if they don't have it yet. it's a stock looking really interesting right now they hadhe investor day that was well received.ie >> utilities are having a day i

teresa tells us she owes these human traffickers, $60000.00 yours, and that she's supposed to earn the money on the streets as a prostitute. a traffic goes have agreed the nature and want more and more money, no matter what the goals go straight. have never imagined me on planet of doing such a job. if i have sexual intercourse with a man, it should be because of love. and not because of money, no cost. i want to pressure her. the human traffickers even separated her from her baby that night they held my child from me. they pushed me and locks me on the veranda. they said, since i'm so stubborn and don't want to go to the straits. i have to be there. as a mother, i heard my child crying inside. she cried, cried and cried. and then she fell asleep. when i am not to open the door for me again to come back inside side, teresa had been promised a regular job in europe. too afraid to turn to the authorities. she went underground instead, forcing women into sex work is a punishable offense. in germany. there are about 30000 officially registered sex workers in germany, but it's thought that

fedorovna brought them there with her own hands, because potato pancakes, steamers with teresa fedorovnaybe, yes , it’s true, it’s true, there are steamers in a group that are really tastier than alone, this is understandable, because they are prepared for a large family, an amazing combination, in terms of texture, these are pancakes , but it tastes like real potato pancakes, yes with a seagull, and in good company, come to belitsa, you won’t regret it, yeah, besides belitsa, you should definitely visit the village of dvorishche, which is located 15 km from lida, because a real old mill has been preserved here, there are very few of them left in belarus, traditionally. belarusian hospitality is greeted with scraps and cracklings. zmitser and victoria will tell us how the free miller lives, apparently from his charming wife. zmitser, tell us the history of this mill. the history of this mill is very interesting. mill was always part of a large estate and brought in a very large income. the miller took about a fifth of the harvest, that is, he took 20% for grinding beech, so this. there w

now teresa bill who is in, when a status on the phone, teresa, what have you, what have you been hearing as well, there's lots of tension in class. i'm what each of these is right in front of the class. ok model which is the presidential palace in bolivia, catholic and that's. that's what we're seeing right now. are several units of columbia armed forces, very heavy armed with arm only because we're right in front of the presidential side of just a few minutes ago. one of those uh, onboard vehicles was trying to break the main door and the men crunched on the presidential palace in. * this is the, the former or current commander of the armed forces. what do you be a, he's name is one of the legal. i see it was the commander of the unfortunate and believe you by apparently because of what we've been listening this past few days was very clear on a former president table. what i did and she was going to be doing it. i can play by the current administration off the reset to say add one of the what we're hearing is not it could be a little bit to certainly want to the government the same. wh

teresa albano is a republican from new jersey joining us.pendent from roger and andrew mcdonald and -- a democrat order from california currently attending college in new york. thank you all for coming on. i want to put up a poll so we all have a feeling for where we are right now. this is the abc poll do you think trump should and his campaign because of the verdict? 49% saying he should. early 7% saying should not and the rest do not. what do you think about those numbers? teresa you can start. >> you know, i'm surprised at those numbers. i think that trump should absolutely not leave his campaign. i think this makes them stronger and i think this is inspiring a lot of people to vote for him. he is just standing tall and proud and pining for the american people still. it speaks volumes to me. >> trace: andrew you are a democrat and i want you to know what some other democrats are saying because a lot believe this trial as weapon eyes. the free press but out an article in democrats said the following. i feel the need to send a message to th

director of the department for joining us and thank you to sue 2k50i6789d one of the commissioners and teresa thank you, so much for joining us as well and we don't have a quorum that's a good thing but you are going to be doing a lot of work my dear and commission the good news is the rewarding work san francisco is a very in fact, here in chinatown a very tense and irish environment and requires a lot of changes and technical scopes to get to a place of yes quo, continue to work and build for housing to change our roads and transportation and infrastructure to make sure that people are able to move around the city sufficiently by takes a special kind of person for a commitment to san francisco we're at and willie playground why is that to sufficient in light of this swearing in? well, that is particular playground and clubhouse was opened to 2021 after the renovation. and during that minded had to under going an extensive progress and progress for the arts commission specific design and guess who served on the time when only one playground. >> no other than lydia she was responsible for (cl

mother teresa.other theresa has been dead for 27 years. [ laughter ] thanks to the corrupt new york attorney general! [ laughter ] as the prosecution was making their final case, trump posted, "boring!" [ laughter ] as if they're supposed to be entertaining him. and then, because everything in his mind is stacked against him, he seemed conveniently confused about standard courtroom procedure. "why is the corrupt government allowed to make the final argument in the case against me? why can't the defense go last? big advantage, very unfair. witch hunt! djt." [ laughter ] i don't know, because that's how it works? you don't need to be a legal scholar to know that. literally, all you need is to watch the last ten minutes of any episode of "law and order." [ laughter ] and you know they go last. yesterday, things got exciting because robert de niro showed up. robert de niro had a little press conference outside the courthouse -- [ cheers and applause ] at which he lambasted trump quite spectacularly. and

larry: when you go through alln of the biden proposals they wanr teresa corporate tax and they want teresagoes into calculating the corporate tax and they wantta teresa tax on dividends which is the same as capital gains thatas goes up in the obamacare investment tax. when you put all of the and, there there raising it by a third there raising the taxbu rdburden by one third and i don think that analysis has seen the light of day properly a third higher tax all in with all of their many tax hikes. >> that is right not only do they want to do the things that they mentioned but they're looking to raise the share repurchase tax and implement attacks on unrealized capital gains. if you think about that activity there assuming that's going have no impact on what companies dobk but escott said the bulk of the burden actually flows through to consumers and workers annuity reduction in employment andhi lower wages in higheghr prices n top of the inflation we very had because it's not as if corporations are can have l of thisers bear al it's going to impact the operation so the reason that the ceos

teresa morales, de 92 aÑos, le dijo a su hija llÉvame a votar.ganizaciones se han pronunciado para que continÚe el voto de los mexicanos en el exterior. que sean eventos mÁs grandes y mejor organizados en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz noticias telemundo. >> bien, vamos a seguir con noticias de estados unidos. el presidente joe biden se prepara para maÑana firmar una orden ejecutiva que limita el ingreso de migrantes por la frontera. en quÉ consiste esta medida que llega en momentos en que la migraciÓn es una de las principales preocupaciones en tiempos electorales? francisco fajardo informa las puertas se cierran y para miles de migrantes su sueÑo de asilo podrÍa pasarse o hasta desvanecerse. >> algo fuerte en verdad, porque realidad uno espera un ejemplo uno poder tener una estadÍa aquÍ, una aceptaciÓn. >> samuel cruzÓ un dÍa antes de que la administraciÓn biden anuncie una orden ejecutiva con la que fijarÍan lÍmites diarios, es decir, frenarÍan las solicitudes de asilo cada que el nÚmero de encuentros de migrantes supere los 2500 en un dÍa a lo larg

. >> reporter: school crossing guard teresa dorn has spent 11 years keeping kids and their families outs way. >> hi. how are you? >> reporter: but nowadays distracted drivers aren't her main concern. it's cars with no driver at all. >> i don't think it's very safe. >> reporter: california remains one of the country's largest testing grounds for self-driving vehicles, but dorn says driverless cars operated by google's sister company, waymo, nearly ran into her and others three separate times. >> the parent grabbed the child, looked at the car, and there was nobody driving it. >> it almost hit you? >> yes, it did not recognize me in the intersection. >> even though you were standing in it with your stop sign? >> yes. >> reporter: we spoke to 30 crossing guards stationed at more than 20 schools across san francisco. nearly one out of every four told us they experienced some type of close call in the crosswalk with a waymo driverless car within the past year though they couldn't remember exact dates nor did they file police reports. waymo said without specific details, it can't tell us what

gracias a maría teresa por compartir esta experiencia con nosotros y le recordamos a ustedes tambiénna historia que contar, comuníquese con nosotros. aquí. está viendo el número de teléfono es el 400 8944 48 48 porque somos primeros contigo. hablemos ahora de estos oficiales de la policía de san francisco y del departamento de control de explosivos de la ciudad que acudieron este martes por la mañana a treasure island. esto luego de recibir una alerta de un posible dispositivo explosivo que estaría en las calles treasure island road y hillcrest road. esto es en un sitio en construcción. las autoridades solicitaron al público que se mantuviera alejado de la zona y el hecho está siendo investigado. hay inmigrantes se plantaron frente a las oficinas del condado san mateo pidiendo que no se corten los fondos a la red de respuesta rápida que provee. ayuda a las personas que están al borde de la deportación. libertad pedraza ha conversado con organizaciones a cargo de esta línea. también nos va a explicar cómo esta decisión de la mesa de supervisores podría afectar a la comunidad. le pedim

. >> teresa. >> yep. >> reporter: teresa can't remember when she didn't struggle with chronic asthma. >> i can't catch my breath. >> reporter: inhalers deliver medicine to her inflamed lungs, but the yo-yo'ing prices from $4 to $150 a month even with insurance means this health care worker can't always support it. >> how often have you gone without refilling your inhaler? >> i've went, like, months, and i just try to do the best i can and use my breathing machine. >> reporter: rationing isn't an option for isn't an kyra ricks. her 6-year-old son lucas needs his inhaler twice a day no matter the cost. >> the last one he was on, they wanted $500 a month. >> when you started this, how much was his inhaler? >> when he first started, it was $10 a month. easy, simple. >> reporter: following government pressure, on june 1st, two of the four largest inhaler manufacturers will cap co-pay prices at $35 a month. a third will join by next year. >> hi, ms. ricks, how are you? >> reporter: dr. alan baptist says this will help the 30% of patients he sees in the detroit area who can't afford the corn

officer jamie arredondo is one of the officers who responded to a call in the santa teresa neighborhoody 2nd. a man with a long criminal history was outside that room where a mother and three children were sheltering. arredondo was one of two officers shot after confronting that man. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran was at the hospital when he was released. jocelyn. yeah. jess. terry. it has been a long recovery for officer arredondo. he left the hospital in a wheelchair, smiling as people cheered for him tonight, the mayor called him a hero and the acting police chief saying today showed the commitment officers make to risk their lives for people they may not even know. tonight, officer jamie arredondo released from santa clara valley medical center officers with the san jose police department clapped as he exited in a wheelchair more than a month after a shootout at a hotel in the santa teresa neighborhood. that left arredondo critically injured. his strength and his character makes this an easier recovery than it might be for someone else. but no question, i mean, he was seriously injure

more hopeful in the beginning and toward the end you said something to the effect of even mother teresa couldn't be acquit in the this venue. was there a moment that it turned or you saw it was headed in a certain direction? >> when your lawyers object to something. nice people, you know, i have had a lot of lawyers that weren't nice, and sometimes better off that way. these are fine people. not accepted. not accepted. when the government, meaning the d.a., bragg, when he said something, all right. good. that's fine. go ahead, more, more, more. think of it. but the main thing is this was turned down by the southern district. this is over -- this could have been brought seven years ago. they tried to rush it because they wanted it before the election. this could have been brought seven years ago but they didn't have any intention. a case like this has never been brought before. and never a case where a state has gone after federal election. in other words, that's for like the southern district to go. southern district turned it down. we got clearance from the fec. federal election commis

potato pancakes, these steamers ended up in the intangible cultural heritage of our country, rather teresaovna them i brought it there with my own hands, because potato pancakes, steamers with teresa fedorovna, they are much tastier, more colorful and more fun. true, maybe, yes true, true, there are steamers in a group that are really tastier than alone, this is understandable, because they are prepared for a large family, an amazing combination, in texture, this is aladi, but it tastes like real potato pancakes, with some tea, and in good company, come to belitsa, you won’t regret it, yeah, besides belitsa, you should definitely visit the village. borishche, which is located 15 km from lida, because a real ancient mill has been preserved here, there are very few of them left in belarus, traditional... russian hospitality is greeted with scraps and cracklings. zmitser and victoria will tell us how the free miller lives, apparently from his charming wife. zmitser, tell us the history of this mill. story this mill is very interesting. the mill was always part of a large estate and brought in

maría teresa plancarte asegura que vivía en condiciones inhumanas desde julio a diciembre del año pasadoua en las esquinas de los cuartos, también le quedaba agua y en el baño tenía moho. en las esquinas. y no, pues no, no podían prender ni ni aire. pues porque no tenía aire plancarte pagaba 1.000 $ en efectivo por mes y cuando ella quiso pagar con cheque. ella asegura que el dueño empezó a darle problemas. me cerró la puerta un día que andaba trabajando y andaba trabajando yo y ella me habló, me mandó un mensaje y me dijo que ya no regresara esa noche. dice que la pasó en su carro y los problemas siguieron escalando. plancarte agrega que llamó en 7 ocasiones a la policía hasta llegar al punto que buscó ayuda legal. la ciudad vino a inspeccionar y ya dijeron que no podía vivir ahí. pues que no podía yo vivir ahí por las condiciones que estaba el lugar. Él también entraba a la unidad cuando el que quería, cuando nuestro cliente se quejaba contra él, nomás se reía. ahora plancarte entabló una demanda judicial en contra del casero. los inquilinos que que no tienen las protecciones que que m

después de más de un mes de un tiroteo en un hotel en el vecindario santa teresa, que lo dejó heridondo oficiales respondieron a una llamada de un empleado de un hotel explicando que una madre decía que un hombre que conocía estaba tocando su puerta. las autoridades dicen que esta foto muestra a los oficiales enfrentando al sospechoso. kevin briones en el tercer piso. allí. según las autoridades, briones sacó de la bolsa que cargaba una pistola con reporte de robo y disparó contra los oficiales. 2 agentes resultaron heridos. joseph sufrió heridas moderadas y fue dado de alta en mayo. arredondo ha pasado las últimas 5 semanas recuperándose en el hospital. briones tenía un largo historial criminal. la policía dijo que adentro del cuarto en el hotel, se encontraba una madre y 3 hijos. that day. joseph dijo que los oficiales ese día estuvieron preparados para dar todo y arriesgar sus vidas por personas que ni siquiera conocían. el alcalde matt mahan le dio la mano a arredondo y publicó en las redes sociales que arredondo salvó la vida de una madre y sus hijos. sacrificó su propia segurid

there were good samaritans that drove me to the airport and casey and teresa and they could not haveen kinder and nicer. pete: how far was the drive? rachel: like an hour and a half. pete: not like a 15 minute thing. rachel: no, it would have taken me a bit and then there was a problem with my uber it wouldn't come and they said don't worry, we got you. and they took me all the way. you know what, i needed this. they are the most wonderful people, and we live in a time wondering who we are as a people and seeing corruption in government and bad people running the country and meet good people like casey and teresa and they that's america. thank you for the ride and restoring my hope in humanity. that's really good people. todd: that deer hit you in the daytime? rachel: yeah, ran right into me and air bags deploployed and the car was disabled. they weren't the only ones that stopped and two other people. that's very wisconsin. if i would have gotten stranded in new york or new jersey. pete: get out of the way. rachel: maybe i would have been robbed or worse. pete: meet them and restore

right, teresa, go reporting that teresa. thank you. the leaders of the wealth of 7 largest economies are heading to easily for summit with ukraine and gauze. are expected to be at the top of their agenda. the group of 7, a also facing all the challenges from discontented electorates to tackling migration for climate crisis, which is 0 is diplomatic, and is a james phases of the g 7 gathering. and has this report from the southern region of fully a president fight and arriving in italy ahead of the saw. so this is g 7. so it's a meeting that's likely to have a serious and subdued tone. that's because since the 7 lead his last match ukraine has known since they don't hoped, strengthens it's hands against russia, and it will, that's gone on for nearly 2 and a half years. but even higher on their agenda, the war on casa oguchi. 7 leaders initially supported israel's right to self defense, but with the death toll of building 37000 palestinians, that support is increasingly reluctant. experts believe it's damaged the g sevens, molar authorit

host: teresa in pompano beach florida.caller: i'm a retired schoolteacher herei taught intensive reading, 11th grade. i think we should be concentrating on the academics more. i agree with some of the books i have seen and heard about. they should not be in the public scho i don't think it is appropriate. the students need to be writing. they need to have comprehension of the reading. reading is the most important subject across all subjects. thank goodness we have the american flag in the classroom. i had many students that don't even stand for the pledge of allegiance. they don't care. all of a sudden you have a school that is rated average. the next. they have lowered their standards on examining the students. it is easier for the community make it look better on paper. the cell phone issue, that's a big one. host: let's get some responses. guest: yeah. i want to focus on academics. three half years i've been sitting on this dais. every single school were meeting has been taken over by some controversial culture war top

. >> this has become a daily routine for 53-year-old teresa vasquez.the dishes and wash clothes she ladles murky water from a barrel. it has been 10 years since a single drop came from her taps. >> it is very hard living without running water. we have to wash our clothes with very little water, shower with very little. it is hard to live without the water we need. >> vasquez lives in the largely impoverished mexico city neighborhood. every day, she has to buy bottled water for drinking and bathing her grandkids. this water, she says, is to dirty. >> the water is not clean, but we needed, so we have to take it how it comes. there is no point in complaining. when we do complain, they sometimes don't even bring it. it is dirty, but yes we do have water. >> once a week, a city truck delivers water piped into a tank outside her home. this is the reality for hundreds of thousands of residents in the sprawling metropolis running out of water. residents in this community, one of many like it in the city, tell us they were like on these trucks for water consump

let's bring in my political panel maria teresa, ceo of voter latino, and carlos, political analyst andongressman of florida. maria, we're getting some of our first indications of how voters are reacting to the trump hush money trial verdict. "the new york times" recently spoke with two -- with nearly 2,000 voters who previously took prt in their survey on donald trump's hush money trial. the poll found joe biden is gaining ground after trump's conviction. the former president was up by nearly three points before the verdict, and now he's only up by one percentage point over biden. have trump's convictions shifted public opinion in a significant way in your opinion? could the twists and turns in the case from now until sentencing affect that, or is the verdict what people will remember the most? >> well, one, i think everybody's going to remember a president that had 34 felony counts, rev, that definitely we have never seen in our history. i think that will stick in people's mind. i think people will be watching july 11th closely to see what the sentencing is. but as equally important,

larry: mike, when you go through the biden proposals and i meet they want teresa corporate tax, theyrporate attacks and want to raise the tax on dividends just the same as capitol gains the goes up as in the obama care investment taxes and when you put all of that in there, they are actually raising it by about one third the tax burden by abot one third mike faulkner and i do not think the kind of analysis e seen the light of day properly at one third higher tax all in with all of their little many tax hikes. mike: that's right away because not only do they want to do the things you just mentioned, but there also looking to raise the share repurchase tax come there looking to implement a tax on unrealized capitol gains, and so if you think about all of that activity, they're assuming that will have no impact on what company still but it's got just that, the bulk of the burden actually flows through to consumers in the workers as he was a reductions in the employment and you see lower wages new receipt higher prices on top of the inflation we've already got because it is not as if the

. >> these are the missionaries of charity for mother teresa and volunteers that belong to them detention ministry. it is a group that goes into the county jails and facilities. this meeting, this photo was from a meeting that we talk after we had one of our meetings at the archdiocese. and we have father john in the back and different volunteers that participate. >> the next photo is also a group of volunteers? >> this was san quentin prison, a delegation of the california bishops with sister helena. we went there to look at the facility and different aspects of san quentin. >> the next set is i believe a candlelight vigil. for crime survivors? >> we did a prayer service at night. this is a vigil and that is a photo showing there where people from the community are invited to come and family members, regardless of what happened, we do this. >> and you are gathered in a church in the next photo. >> this was in sacramento, and the cathedral. we had a large group of people come for a conference and we met and did a prayer service together. >> the next set shows a young man's funeral memoria

i also got in touch with teresa hoang, an executive with vaba and also works for cal waste solutions. she tells me, "we're confident officials will let us and the public know that there is nothing unlawful or anything wrong. the officials know more than anybody right now what the investigation is about." hoang also says vaba was a host and coordinator for that trip to vietnam that included oakland mayor sheng thao. >> reaction pouring in from oakland residents after the news of the raids broke. some were shocked. political opponents have already condemned it. >> terribly shocked. i woke up this morning prepared to address the juneteenth incident at lake merritt yesterday and as soon as i turned on the news, i saw what was breaking. >> others are saying they're waiting to learn more as facts continue to come to light. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong who is now suing the city after being fired last year by mayor thao is also weighing in on these raids. in a statement he said, "this is a sad day for the city of oakland. oakland is a city in crisis, crime, violence, shooting

teresa. she once said, prayer is simply a heart-to-heart conversation with god, who we know loves us. heart to heart conversation to pray for the priests and their sanctification. for pray for the future priests, to pray for those who are searching for meaning, truth and value, and love within their lives. through that prayer the grace of god may be communicated to them in a way that really touches them and changes them so they can become a priest like, even though he is a fictional character, the wonderful priest portrayed in the keys of the kingdom, patterning his life after the lord, offering loving service to others. >> are their hero or model or mentor priests you can recall in your life? >> one of the priests recently that has been a great model is st. isaac, one of the north american martyrs. he grew up in france and came to the new world to bring the faith to the people in this land and the amount he sacrificed for the gospel and the amount of love he had for his people, that is deepl