it would come in the package with the white label, it didn't have a brand or name, that was my mom's then he put chips on top of the sandwich. for a drink, if you're wondering why i look like i'm in the third trimester, i would drink about seven capri cents a day. plastic straw. nobody wants to drink through a paper straw, hold out for the plastic straw and this was the headline, lindens chocolate c chip. they are so crispy they can't go bad because they were never g good. always stale delicious. they made a butter crunch version, amazing. you could trade these for anything except maybe a cold omelette. [laughter] >> i don't know why i have pellegrino, i didn't drink it in school, i think it's what i wanted for lunch today macadamia nuts. [laughter] never had those but i wanted them today. >> didn't understand the assignment? >> did not understand the assignment. this looks like a lobster roll. [laughter] >> you brought fish into the studio. >> the culprit in the building. >> it looks like a note inside. to jesse from mom, have a great day, make a new friend and listen to your teache

it would come in that package with just a white label.st --he that's my mom's note, work b harder. he put the chips on top of the sandwich, but hold on, for a drink, i am in my third t trimester,op i drink about seveh capri sons a day.. i just want to highlight one thing, plastic straw, nobody wants to drink capri sun through a paper straw, make sure you hold out for the plastic straw, and this was the closer, the chocolate chip cookie. there is something about about, because they are so crispy, but they can't gtho bad, because thy were never good. s kind of'sgoway tale, but they make a butter crunch version, these were gold. you could trade the us for anything except maybe a cold omelette. a [laughter]ma >> jesse: don't forget the wonder bread. i don't know why i have sam pellegrino. and never drink that at school. i think this is kind of what i wanted for lunch today. macadamia nuts. never had those when i was a kid, but i wanted them today, yes? >> dana: did you not understand the assignment? >> jesse: did not understand the assignment

pressed today, the white house saying that labeling russia a sponsor of terrorism, could limit the flow of humanitarian aid into ukraine and acknowledging the horrors easy. um it's horrifying. it's repugnant. and sadly, it's in keeping with the kind of depravity in the brutality with which russian forces have been prosecuting this war and after that stunning ukrainian offensive that liberated the harkey of region, vladimir putin today, admitting he won't achieve his main goal of capturing the entire eastern donbass region anytime soon, defiantly, claiming russia is in no rush. today, the us releasing another $600 million worth of military aid, taking the total us spend on this war to $15 billion david, tom, sufi burridge in kharkiv again tonight, tom. thank you back here at home now into the battle over the documents seized at mara lago, a florida judge, ruling that the department of justice cannot use the documents seized in their ongoing criminal investigation, at least for now , until a special master who she has now appointed. goes through the documents. here's pierre thomas. tonigh

. >> john: updates on both fronts as we get them, but the white house labelling trump-supporting republicansracy. >> sandra: republicans saying that's nothing more than rhetoric to divide and they say it all boils down to the midterm elections. >> john: we have full coverage for you. bret baier is standing by. >> sandra: david spunt outside the courthouse, but first, on the north lawn, is the president making pennsylvania a priority? >> making his second stop in the keystone state tonight, three stops in pennsylvania in one week alone, an amazing amount of travel. but we expect the speech to be focused on the president the last couple of days, the belief that reporters of the former president are a threat to the united states. the president has been stepping up attacks against his predecessor in recent weeks, did it also in scranton earlier in the week. he continues to bring up the january 6th riots. take a listen to two recent speeches, very harsh words for his opposition. >> we are in a situation where to this day the maga republicans in congress defend the mob that stormed the capitol on

they'll put labels on you like me. i see white supremacist races, all those things, they're all law is. i can tell you now. i mean i fight hard for the jewish community, particularly the israelis it's election day. and the senator has come to support his candidate in a district just outside brisbin. disappointed by the other far right, political parties, fraser, and founded his own nationalist movement to day, he hopes to win a few more seats in parliament. and he has an unambiguous program to drastically reduce immigration and to permanently ban muslims from entering the country. it hasn't been a country on this planet that embrace the muslims and had them come in here that is not male file site or a muslim nation. i don't believe that aside, and people want to become a minority in their own country. and i'm speaking about it so that i'm being called a racist and i'm happy to be called rice if that's what they want to call me. that's fine. what's the band muslim? immigration? me personally, i would identify for them because they

volodarsky street minsk streets and everyone knows ikarus 250 in a classic red and white color scheme with an express labelms, of course, but our famous director alexander efremov poeticized minsk. he filmed, for example, the yakub kolas museum, which, under the magical gaze of the camera, turned into a german mansion. there, in the film sniper, weapons of retaliation and the film dunechka, and our man in san remo minsk, we filmed alexander efremov, people's artist of belarus , theater director and screenwriter. well, of course, it’s impossible to remove everything, there are things, which you want to shoot new ones again, because they change, they are good, they appear some new, uh, and geographical emotional information. completely. let's get together. why do i need you finally, it took a lot of money father. why do you need an outfit you wear jeans all the time? the series kamenskaya , which is based on the detective stories of the russian writer alexandra marinina, was almost entirely filmed in minsk, a detective series it was still 1999, and they filmed 6 seasons, but in my opinion, yes, not, in my op

leonov was nominated valentina rasputin andrey bitov white akhmadulina was nominated. but the way they were all labeled one way or another the fact that they from the soviet union didn’t give them, of course, so hand on heart, of course. i must say that brodsky is the largest of the 20th century. and here, uh, there can be no questions, but now , uh, the significance of at least gorky and bunin is quite comparable. but these are comparable writers. and, of course, well, in terms of influence at that moment, of course, bitter was incomparably more influential than many times there, right? uh, well, uh, not only gorky was there, but alexei nikolaevich tolstoy was there again, it was a direct broadcast from the knowledge marathon in nizhny novgorod , we will periodically return to the events that take place there. well, now let's turn again to the situation around the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, where today i remind you once again, they are waiting for iaea specialists and where several attempts of sabotage by the afu were made today, including, uh, there were two landings from the landing party, uh,

they'll put labels on you like me or not see white supremacist races, all those things. they're all lawyers. i can tell you in the, i mean i fight hard for the jewish community, particularly the israelis it's election day. and the senator has come to support his candidate in a district just outside brisbin. disappointed by the other far right, political parties, fraser, and founded his own nationalist movement. to day, he hopes to win a few more seats in parliament. and he has an unambiguous program to drastically reduce immigration fans to permanently ban muslim from entering the country. that hasn't been a country on this planet that embrace the muslims and had them come in here that is not male file style or a muslim nation. i don't believe that aside, and people want to become a minority in their own country and i'm speaking about it so that i'm being called a racist. and i'm happy to be called rice if that's what they want to call me. that's fine. what's the band muslim? immigration, me personally, i would identify them because they're killing us in the street. like

and the press secretary now at the white house is suggesting the ultra-maga label could, based on the following comment, make those 74 million americans extremists. >> so when you are not with where majority of americans are, then, you know, that is extreme. >> that conflicts with what the president told me on friday that he doesn't blame anyone for supporting trump just because they liked his ideology. 2016 and 2020 the way the president reasoned were both held based more on issues and not about the january 6 capitol riots. >> harris: all right, peter doocy. thank you very much. jason chaffetz fox news contributor former republican congressman for the state of utah. welcome to the "focus" as always. so if you are winning, why is it necessary to show that you as a president of the united states hate not just the lawmakers but also the voters on the other side from your party? >> oh, i think they know that they are not winning. when most of the country, the overwhelming majority of the country knows you are on the wrong track, that doesn't bode well for democrats. like jim jar done sai

he spent a lot of time laughing about labels that are thrown at you, racist, white supremacist, you host the most racist joke in cable television and i would actually like to not ask about labels and give you an opportunity to talk about what you believe and to begin with if you believe white people are superior to other races. >> of course not. >> do you think that white people have more say in america? -- have more of a claim on america? >> of course not. i am a christian and i think that god made everyone the same. the idea that i harbor some animus, a lot of the criticisms you could level at me, i get nasty, you have been on the receiving end of that. but the idea that -- if you were to look at my text or listen to my personal conversations or read my mind, you would find no instant where i say i am mad at by people. 100% of the people i am mad at our well educated white liberals. in my mind, the person i don't like is a 38-year-old female white lawyer with a barren personal life. >> what are you talking about? >> let me show you why people react this way. i think we have a clip. >>

. >> that's right, the white house wants to make it very clear that the label does not reply to all republicans or trump supporters, it remains a familiar line of attack from mr. biden. >> these maga republicans are coming for social security as well. >> and of course, that is all about maga, who the president took verbal shots at a protester and again uses his political adversaries without evidence. 2 everybody is entitled to be in it idiot. >> they embrace political violence. >> lawmakers are turning to capitol hill, growing concerns tonight at both ends of the political spectrum about the continued divisive rhetoric. >> yes, i am concerned that we could see sharp partisan numbers. >> i think the president's new tactic is star-spangled stupid. maybe the white house should call with smith over and asked him to slap some sense into the teleprompter. >> the one and only right there. the president meeting with his cabinet in the briefing room. his press secretary was on the defensive, questioning election results, like this one from 2016, stolen e-mails, stolen drones, stolen elections. welcome t

. >> kevin: the white house says it wants to make it clear the label maga republicans doesn't apply to all republicans or all trump voters. it remains a familiar refrain, a line of attack from the president himself. he wrote on twitter, i want to be clear, not every congressional republican is a maga republican, i know because i've been able to work with mainstream republicans. but an extreme set of maga republicans in congress have chosen to take us backwards. together we can choose a different path. one end of the white house the president and administration tries to stay on the offensive and say it is the maga folks, on the other end the white house say the press briefing room not the offensive and more defensive, following past weeks by the press secretary claiming stolen elections like this gem from 2016 from karine jean-pierre, stolen eshg-mail, stolen drone, stolen election. clean up on aisle five. >> you tweeted stole results, if that is extreme now -- >> that comparison you made is just ridiculous, i was talking specifically at that time what was happening with voting rights a

white house plays defense, texas governor greg abbott pushing administration labelling cartels as terrorists mcadams is live. >> reporter: brian, that's right. we see it at the southern border, eagle pass, texas. it is the cartels that are trafficking these people and smuggling them through or the people pay to let them through rio grand river. that is why the processing facilities are packed. border patrol agents don't have time to do their paper work. it is that headline there, having to skip important paperwork to get migrants out faster. new release concludes border patrol didn't assign registration number before they were released into the united states. report done to speed up the process and get migrants out of the overcrowded facilities. law enforcement is going to have a hard time finding people and immigration files which have critical documents. administration is getting to the root cause of why the border is flooded. >> numbers matter, this is a challenge that has built up over the course of decades. we have never been under any allusions nor should anyone we should address root

wants to achieve a strategic defeat for russia in ukraine they put a negative label on it brian added so he explained why the whiteize russia as a country sponsoring terrorism, while the states remain a reliable sponsor of kiev the us department of defense signed contracts with arms manufacturers for $1 billion 200 million , with their help, the pentagon intends to replenish stocks of weapons and equipment seized from the americans. europe helps military units to be sent to ukraine not only with finances and weapons, but spain, according to the elmunda newspaper. training of the ukrainian military will soon begin on the territory of the kingdom, according to the sources of the publication, training will be held in zaragoza. earlier, at least 600 wounded ukrainian military dariy tikhomirova had already arrived in this spanish city to treat. cska handball players won the russian super cup for the first time in the trophy match, they beat rostov-don , the competition was held in moscow on the court of the dynamo volleyball arena about how it was alexander abramov cska rostov don a classic of russian women's handball

after her disappearance memphis police towed her family's white vehicle parked in front of their home, investigators received labelingden shears and computer is evidence. the family is offering a $50,000 reward. nasa's artemis one is gearing up to head to the moon. the unmanned rocket is scheduled to blast off later today between 2:17 and 4:17 p.m. . the spacecraft set to launch monday but had a delay because of engine problems, the goal is to complete a full lunar orbit and return home by october 11th. now to the u.s. open, serena williams finishing the final tournament of her career in front of a sold-out crowd friday, serena says she will move to the next phase of her life but thanked her fans for decades of support. >> i'm so grateful to every single person who ever said go serena. i am so grateful. you got me here. i am ready to be a mom and exploring different version of serena. probably going to be karaokeing. pete: serena is considered the greatest woman's tennis player of all time in the running for greatest player of all time, 2020 grand slam championships and those are your headlines. will: the party is ba

label machine here with him. i seen a human one. somebody don't push on a black and black and white with dean's murder, you pull residence, witness, ukrainian, neo nazis hide in schools and kindergartens. castelow with their schooler football. mama, that a hi. there wasn't a teacher truly. it was put out that i shall store marta and you post cause i lit up so much, although it, you know it, it. when would duncan boy law school where children used to go to a little while ago is no longer working. it's been damaged beyond repair. like most of mario pals, buildings, they're still washington sigmoid dome. but i spent strangely quite acute or has been believe it is still alex, so could on your will be her level. don't you posted it on breast josh. good. the other she ups that a lot. i mean that's up to the guy, leonor parts come call me my little boy. we enough a firm. i know that you probably choose compliance skipped on can you use the loop on your prostate has to be loaded nearly shakeela. what's the yeah, them out what i need to say on it. they give it to you to ask you a number of s

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labeled classified were empty. eight others contained 10,000 government records with no classification. the one time trump whiteounsel pat cipollone testified today before a federal grand jury investigating generally six. he arrived this morning and spent several hours with the panel before leaving later without comment. his deputy counsel also. . both men spoke with the congressional generally six committee. u.n. nuclear experts spent a full day at the russian controlled plant after repeated shelling attacks. they reported signs of damage to the nuclear plant but did not pinpoint blame. instead, the director said he expects to make a full report next week. >> it is obvious that the plant has been violated, several times. whatever you think about this war, this is something that cannot happen. judy: russia extended the shutdown of the pipeline giving natural gas to europe. they said it needs additional maintenance. a bombing at a crowded cost in western afghanistan killed 18 people today. the blast erupted during noon prayers attended by scores of worshipers. in the aftermath, ambulances took the wounded to a n

handed over talking points to companies over what it labels misinformation and held monthly meetings. publicly listen to my exchange with this whiteouse press secretary over all of this. listen. >> i don't have anything to share with you on that. i will not comment on that right this time. >> because the attorneys from missouri and louisiana said there is a vast censorship enterprise across a multitude of federal agencies. >> i'm just not going to comment at this time. reporter: administration official reached out to me about this story today saying the president believes in freedom of speech but also believes it is important for all media platforms including social media to represent fact all scientific information. they downplayed the interaction between social media and companies like when another network get as story wrong, they will pick up the phone, call the network talk about the inaccuracies. no word on who decides what those inaccuracies are. jackie. jackie: edward lawrence thank you. senator, thank you for standing by. i want to get your reaction to that? >> oh, the administration has gotten caught with their pants down

labels anything that doesn't fit that narrative as dis information. with dr. michael rectinwald's, the author of google archipelago says the white house uses big tech for his own interests, while shutting down the opposition. the government itself, using these big tech monopolies to infringe upon political and other speech and basically shut down all opposition. now we're talking about direct assaults on the 1st amendment of the united states. that is the freedom of speech. we're always told, you know, these are private companies, they can do whatever they want. they can censor, you know, you don't have to allow somebody in your house to speak things you don't want to hear. but they've proven over and over again that they're actually appendages of the state that they are state apparatuses that are doing the bidding of the state. in particular, the unit party controlled state, the democratic party controlled state that they work for. so they are not private enterprises, strictly speaking, they're actually part of the state, and they're being wielded by the state to do its bidding. unicef has released a report claiming the number

in the east room of the white house, we will take a break with the dow at session highs. more after this. your record labeltantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. neil: looking at this white house event where president biden will officially recognize his predecessor, his old boss, barack obama and michelle obama, portraits going up in the white house, the president gets inside where they go so we are monitoring that and also interesting developments on the economy front which has not been good for the president particularly the slowdown as goldman sachs, to get more tenuous next year and mortgage applications today hitting 22 year lows as they start to pull

white house it fits the narrative. we had one whistle-blower come to uey're pressured to label these cases, catalogs, devs, domestic violencehe person providing pressure happens to be timothy thibault, that same goo who different whistle-blower said the guy was responsible for suppressing hiding evidence about the hunter biden story, in the run up to the presidential race. again that is part of the political nature of the justice department, to i think create this narrative and go after their political own points. elizabeth: so, but you're not saying that domestic extremism is not an issue? florida saw a sharp uptick in anti-semitic incidents in the last year, right, 50% increase? >> that is horrible. elizabeth: we saw far right marchs in cities like indianapolis and orlando. you're saying this is going way beyond what is necessary and needed, is that what you're safing? >> of course. no one supports what's happened in florida. no one support what is you just described, that is as wrong as wrong can be. we don't think this in any way president of the united states to label half the country as fascists, half the country as e

labeled. and i think that's what happened in the proud boys. they are racist, they're whiteno, none of these things are true. not in my experience. >> that just goes to show you how much you, know, the gop has embraced this stuff. they see what is happening on tv. we all do. and even following january 6th when everything came to a head. people like and coulter are writing salivating blogs saying thank god for the proud boys, thank god for the defense from the leftist threat. clearly this is coming for the leftist right. roger stone's friends with enrique, the current chairman, and is sitting behind bars waiting for his sedition trial. >> it's incredible to hear the words coming out of your mouth, that the head of the proud boys, chairman of the proud boys, is awaiting trial, awaiting sentencing for his conviction on sedition, we are having this discussion in 2022. thank you andy, for coming in today, he is a senior editor at huffington post and the author of we are proud boys. a right-wing street gang, ushered in a new era of american extremism. stay with us, still to come,

labeled clasfied were empty. and others contained 10,000 government records with no classifications. the one-time trump whitensel pat cipollone testified today before a federal grand jury investigating january 6th. he arrived this morning and spent several hours with the panel, before leaving later without comment. his deputy counsel also appeared. both men already spoke with the congressional january 6th committee. in ukraine, un nuclear experts spent a full day at the russian-controlled zaporizhzhia plant after repeated shelling attacks there. they reported signs of damage to the plant but did not pinpoint blame. instead, their director said he expects to make a full report next week. dir. grossi: it is obvious that the plant and the physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times by chance, by deliberation. whatever you say, whatever you stand, whatever you think about this war, this is something that cannot happen. vanessa: separately, russia extended its shutdown of the pipeline supplying natural gas to europe. it cited the need for additional maintenance. a bombing at a crowded mosque i

white house for the handling of those documents. so the reason why those folders exist and the reason why they're labeled that way is because there are specific people who are authorized who handle them. and when they're handed to the president perhaps during a briefing they're supposed to be handed back and returned back and checked in. you know, they log them in, and they log them out and there's a way to track all these documents specifically because they are so sensitive. now, again, you know, there's a lot we don't know. we don't know what ended up happening with those documents, but this is kind of fits into what we know about the trump white house. there was a very lax system of tracking classified information, and so all of those people are now witnesses. all of those people are going to be talked to by the fbi to learn exactly what the protocol was and what happened after he left the office of the presidency. >> ryan, in some of the documents that were taken from trump's office you can see according to the doj's response with the request for an official master in their filing wrote, trump's counsel further represented there

. >> again, white house says putin is struggling badly but won't designate russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. does it make any difference if we did label terrorists? >> not at this point not a whole lot because we don't do a lot of business with russia but putin, the point putin is getting quite desperate. what does he have? he knows he is losing this. he knows he can't survive. he can't stay in power in russia. he probably can't stay alive in russia if he loses this war. he is doubling down. why they're calling up all the reservists. it may make a difference. make a difference in numbers. probably won't make a difference in capability because they will not be trained. the other thing this winter is blackmail, energy blackmail. he will cut off energy supplies to europe, especially germany. doesn't mean they have to be cold in winter in their homes. they can't power their factories. but the other thing which has everybody really paying a lot of attention is putin is threatening using nuclear weapons. now, you know, is he going to use nuclear weapons? probably not but it is not, it is not the odds i'm concerned with, it is the stakes. th

white house conference on hunger , nutrition and health. the strategy here includes dozens of different ideas, including expanding nutrition assistance programs and putting nutrition labels on the front of food packages as opposed to the back . the goal is to end hunger and reduce the number of americans experiencing diet related diseases like diabetes, obesity and hypertension. and the y. m c. of san francisco is joining in the fight to end hunger. lauren clapper. then as the executive director of the stones, talent, family y m c. a in san francisco. thank you so much for being here. you're getting ready for a day of service tomorrow. tell us all about it. thank you for having us. yes so the wire of san francisco tomorrow is going to be hosting a day of service as a part of our food pantry, um, and in conjunction with hunger action month, so we felt it very important with the white house conference tomorrow to host a satellite event to share what we've been up to. so the wife of san francisco has multiple sites , 11 locations across the bay area where we're providing everything from clothing, transportation, childcare and, of course, food access. i imagine since you obv

the white house knows this, they're thinking last thing we need is a government shutdown which will labelblems with inflation. so their goal should to be get out of september with a government funded and necessary bills passed as smoothly as possible creating no new headaches. they have enough on their own, natural consequence being a party in power. neil: we'll watch what happens. doug, great seeing you again. douglas holtz-eakin, congressional budget office. meantime here britain has a new prime minister, the fourth conservative prime minister in little more than a decade right now. she fashions herself another maggie thatcher even though she didn't start out that way but a lot of people are getting encouraged by some of the things she wants to do, not all of the things she wants to do, after this. ♪. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the

white house shot skis and who knows what else. fbi agents also recovered 45 empty folders that were marked classified, along with another 42 empty folders labeledn to staff secretary, military aid. all of that from mar-a-lago. who knows where the classified material is now? we don't know. perhaps, they are sitting under a pile of five irons in bedminster or lodged between couch cushions in a trump tower penthouse summer. this comes as it becomes increasingly apparent that the department of justice and its prosecutors are honing in on and obstruction case. the comingling of trump's personal effects with classified materials is clear relevant evidence of the statutory offenses under investigation. mainly obstruction here. prosecutors are arguing that it is becoming more and more clear that trump and his attorney sought to mislead investigators about the sincerity and thoroughness of their effort to identify efforts to return highly sensitive records to the government. after all, if they were making an earnest effort to send these documents back with the fbi and others ask for them, what did trump notice brightly labeled classified documents in hi

labeled baby wipes near laredo, texas, 2,000 packages of the drug. the biggest cocaine bust in 20 years coming after a warning about rainbow fentanyl coming over the border. the white house was pressed on that yesterday. >> the big problem now that rainbow fentanyl. what is the president doing about this? >> we just talked about the day, the overdose awareness day that we are observing today. >> americans life expect tan sees are going down at a rate not seen in a century and that is being driven by drug overdoses. >> we see those same numbers as well. the fact that we are securing the border, the fact that we're securing record levels of funding from d.h.s. so they can stop illicit drugs from entering into the country. >> 300 overdoses a day. >> i hear you. 200% of increase of drug and fentanyl seizures. >> fentanyl is coming in. people are dying. >> to say we're not doing enough, peter, is just falsely, categorically wrong. if republicans want to help us stop overdose and stop our kids getting overdosed because of these dangerous drugs, because of these fentanyl we're seeing in the streets, we're happy to work with them but they're not. >> sandra: is the goal to

labels found alongside unclassified documents. a lot of newspapers, a handful of gift items. also on the list, some empty folders, empty, with classified banners on them. former white house counsel pat cipalone, to testify before a grand jury investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. and what then president trump did or didn't do on that day g-7 # finance ministers say today they're moving ahead with plans to limit russia's oil income u.s. treasury officials say there will be one price cap on crude and two or refined products. >>> "the wall street journal" reports general motors will offer buyouts to buick dealers that don't want to make the investments needed as the brand goes all electric by 2030. carl, that's the news. send it back to you. >> contessa, see you in a bit. >>> meantime, metais betting big on virtual reality with this new partnership with qualcomm, our juliaboorstin has more on that for us today, hi, julia. >> meta works to build out its virtual reality business, meta and qualcomm are teaming up -- for quest products, using qualcomm's snap dragon technology meta and qualcomm have worked together for years qualcomm does power the latest qu

labeled as serious. for example, symptoms of depression among hispanics was 40.3% compared to 25.3% among whites. ♪ therapistswith your family, your loved ones, your friends and seeing how that language develops in your life, because maybe you come from homes where this wasn't talked about, it was invalidated. >> reporter: garcia also says there are ways to find a safe space online. >> there are more latina creators out there that are talking about their own mental health struggles that provides more of a connection and safety for other people. >> oh, you don't really express your emotions, and i was like, yeah, that's me. >> reporter: one of those latina creators kayla suarez. >> we don't talk about it. >> reporter: a teenager herself she co-hosts "teenager therapy" using the podcast to share her own struggles. >> i think it's incredibly important to start talking about mental health and breaking those generational curses of just like keeping everything bottled in. >> reporter: with more conversations, there is improvement. in 2017, around 8% of latinos in the u.s. received mental health treatment or counsel

labeling system meant to help people better understand nutrition information . biden administration official says the move is part of an ongoing effort to help people make healthy choices. tomorrow administration officials will host the whiteonference on hunger, nutrition and health . president biden has set a target to end hunger in the u. s and boost healthy eating and physical activity by 2030 to reduce the number of americans suffering from heart disease, obesity and diabetes election days. six weeks from today and among the issues california voters will decide on november 8th is a ballot measure that includes a third attempt to create new rules for kidney dialysis clinics across the state. dialysis. while it was frightening to me, i realized that it was my second chance online. it was the only thing that i could do at the time to keep me alive. dialysis patient , dwayne cox is among those opposed to prop 29. it would require that a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician's assistant beyond sight during all patient treatments. opponents say the additional staffing is both costly and unnecessary. supporters of proposition 29 say it would protect patients and provides safeguards to keep clinics from closing. autonomy mon

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folks who have been labeled as felons and receive drug trafficking in marijuana charges, when you look at the marijuana industry and who was profiting legitimately, is largely male and white, and it's incestuous because even before states legalize, there is an organized group of people who are ready to come into the state, somehow when the majority of the licensing job, and then to have the liquid wealth to be able to establish the actual dispensaries in many different beneficial ways of the marijuana industry. and i call bullshit. and the reason i call bull shit, is because at the age of 23 when i was trying to have a pathway to my life, i was a menace to society. you as the entrepreneur coming into michigan and illinois who legalize marijuana, you are an economic genius. and i am tired of america continuing to be innovated with ways to great wealth out of black communities. [applause] >> we cannot just come together as a bipartisan coalition and say that we all want to indulge in a healthy way, we have to make that process equitable from top to bottom. so if i decide to get in the marijuana industry, than i should have access. should not be a gatekeeper industry where i