i am yasmin vossoughian in for my friend alex. we will begin with new follow- up from the verdict in donald trump's hush money trial. todd blanche telling the associated press there is a chance trump might be sentenced to jail time adding that it will be of very contentious sentencing and sang the defense will obviously argue strenuously for a non-and khosrow tory sentence. trump has said he plans to appeal. here's part of a report from -- >> reporter: the former president speaking for more than 30 minutes at trump tower, with eye-catching kill scheme was first hatched for gaping the case that he is a victim for the trial. >> it is a sad thing that is happening in our country. it is a thing that i am honored -- in a way, i am honored. >> reporter: acknowledging the possibility of a jail time. >> i don't feel 77. i would like them to say, we have to have a little sorry for this man. >> reporter: a jury of 12 new yorkers who found him guilty of falsifying business records in order to cover up a hefty payment to stormy daniels before

it is exactly what a group of teens told nbc news national correspondent yasmin vossoughian, and yasminow. you had this really interesting conversation. >> i did. >> with teens, ands answers they gave you surprised me. >> yeah. they surprised me as well, actually, because when i asked them about the warning, i thought, listen, putting myself in their shoes, if social media was alive and well when i was 16, i would have seen that warning and been like pish posh, moving on, let me scroll for the next hour. >> what do you know about me. >> but they actually had some foresight to understand and feel as if, yes, i'm still going to go on tiktok, but instagram, but ten minutes into scrolling, i might rethink what i'm doing after seeing that warning. what was surprising to me was how open of a dialogue they had with their parents in preparing themselves to kind of have this relationship that they have with social media and with their friends through social media. let's take a listen to some of what we said, and we'll talk. >> do you think it would affect your behavior on social media? >> it dep

in the second match for the final , the world's 15th ranked yasmin paulini and the 17-year-old neutraln met. the final match will take place on saturday , june 8. schwontak, a three-time roland garros champion, representing poland won the tournament in 2020, 2022 and 2023, instead paolini will play in the final of the tournament for the first time in his career. and this will be the end of the sports column. today we cheer for the national team of ukraine, which is the whole of june and i hope even july. this is the end of our column, but my colleague vasyl zyma will continue the broadcast in a moment. yes, well , natalka didenko will appear in a moment, tell about the weather for this weekend, and i will call you. and before the collection , we convert our people into donations due to enemy shelling, the spresso tv channel and the iryna koval charity fund call to join the collection for drones and equipping for artillery reconnaissance of the 100th brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the first batch that we plan to purchase is eight improved models of mavics and five ordinary ones

here is yasmin vossoughian. >> imagine going in for a dental procedure and ending up with life-long pain. >> the pain is really bad. i feel now my mouth is on fire all the time. >> reporter: or being told you have stage 4 terminal cancer only to find out later your life could have been saved years earlier. >> he had to go on oxygen. we had to take him to the emergency room and he all but died at that point. >> reporter: this nightmare became their reality, both at the same public hospital system, the university of washington. and an nbc news investigation found they're just two of settlements at uw that included nondisclosure agreements, a tactic usually employed by prominent figures or by businesses to silence disgruntled employees. not as commonly discussed at taxpayer-funded institutions like uw. ruby lost her husband douglas to cancer in 2020. just three years after his diagnosis. according to a lawsuit before he died, douglas discovered that a uw radiologist had allegedly spotted a lesion on his lungs in a scan back in 2012 and marked it, quote, critical. but the lawsuit said no one

. >> yasmin, the teens, what did they tell you about their social media habits and this new push from they go on tiktok and instagram and snapchat as well, but they know the pit falls of social media and why a warning label like this could work, guys. let's listen what they had to say. >> i do think the label should be implemented but not in fine print. >> even like courses in school could be more helpful, because i think educating people on what those effects are would be very like impactful. >> i've been exposed to naked pictures, stuff that i shouldn't being seeing at this age. i scroll to something it was naked. i deleted twitter. that happens repeatedly. >> they understand the dangers, i think that's what's so fascinating to me they knew social media could actually do to them. 12 years old recognizing there are things that he should not be seeing, popping up for instance in his tiktok feed. one of those kids, 16 years old, it should be implemented into the curriculum, educating kids about social media and the use of social media and the pitfalls and the dangers of social media. >

the fifteenth racket of the world is yasmin paolina. mira andreeva lost in two games. in the opening set , everything was decided by the second game on andreeva’s serve, when the italian converted the first break point of the match. the second game was a failure for the russian; she only held her serve once. 3:6 1:6 defeat of the russian in just 1 hour and 15 minutes. not once during the match did mira andreeva take control. opponent's serve. andreeva failed to reach her first senior final in her career, but thanks to reaching the semi-finals at rolanga russia, mira will rise in the ranking by 15 positions at once, and from monday she will become the twenty-third racket of the world. also, thanks to the performance at the open championship france andreeva secured a ticket to the olympic games in paris. the russian national football team will play a friendly match against the belarusian national team this evening. the day before, valery karpin's team held. pre-match training took place at the dynamo national olympic stadium. 24 football players arrived in the capital of

the day before, the russian lost to her opponent from italy, the fifteenth racket of the world, yasmine. mira andreeva lost in two games. in the opening set, everything was decided by andreeva’s second service game, when the italian converted the first break point of the match. the second game was a failure for the russian. she only held her serve once. 3-6-1-6 world defeat in just one hour. 15 minutes, not once during the match did andreeva take her opponent’s serve. mira andreeva failed to reach her first final in her career at the senior level, but thanks to reaching the semi-finals at ralango russia, mira will rise in the ranking by 15 positions. from monday she will become the 23rd racket in the world. also, thanks to her performance at the french open championship, andreeva secured a ticket to the olympic games in paris. the russian national football team will play a friendly match this evening. against belarus national team. the day before, valery karpin's team held a pre-match training session. it took place at the dynamo national olympic stadium. 24 football players arrived in

about singles for the trophies of the grand slam series, between poland's iga schwiontek and italy's yasminlini. schwiontek won the semifinals over the american cory gove. two sets of 6-2-64 were enough for her. govf made as many as 39 unforced errors, while shvontak made 14. in the second matches for the final were held on the 15th. the final match will take place on saturday , june 8. schwontak, a three-time champion of rolangaros, representing poland won the tournament in 2020, 2022 and 2023, instead of paolini. for the first time in his career, he will play in the finals of the series tournament, and this will be the end of the sports column, today we are cheering for the ukrainian national team, which is the whole of june and i hope even july, this is where our column comes to an end, but my colleague vasyl zima will continue the broadcast in a moment . yes, it will appear on the air in just a moment natalka dide. will tell you about the weather for this weekend, and i will call you, and before the gathering , we will convert our people through enemy shelling into donations, the espres

well luckily yasmine cheyenne is here to help us out.she's a self-healing educator, a mental wellness advocate, the author of a new book, beautiful title. it's called called wisdom of the path, the beautiful and bumpy ride to healing and trusting your inner guide. it's so good to see you happy that you're here. thank you for having me. when you talk about people being stuck, i think sometimes we are stuck in like a part of our life that we think there's no way out. we don't even know we need to be healed to get out of this place. but healing is essential if you want to get unstuck, right? absolutely. and i think so many of us are craving connection. we're craving joy. we're craving peace. but without healing, we feel limited by our past. we judge ourselves. we're hard on ourselves. so healing gives us the conduit. it's the tool that helps us forgive and move forward. i think a lot of people are like, i'm fine. a lot of people have this attitude. my past is my past. i can't change it. i'm just moving forward now. i'm not dealing with that

welcome to alex witt reports, i am yasmin vossoughian in for alex. there is even more new fallout from the verdict in donald trump/money trial, guilty on all 34 counts, if you don't know by now. a new poll conducted by reuters in the hours after the verdict shows 11% of republicans saying they are less likely to vote for trump, following his conviction, while 34% say they are more likely to vote for him. the new numbers are almost identical to true verdict pulling. with the majority saying the verdict would not change their vote. another new snap poll from morning consults shows that 54% of registered voters approving of the verdict, and 34% saying they disappear. these numbers, by the way, they could all change when voters take the time to process the news of this historic verdict. and, the results regarding the presidential race remain within the margin of error. trump, now adjusting to his new status, ranting about the verdict at a press briefing friday in new york at trump tower, while key witness michael cullen attempts to gauge trump's post ver

joining us is yasmin vossoughian.o parents and students about this idea of a warning label on social media. what did you hear? >> i found it so helpful, by the way, selfishly, as a mother to two kids, 5 and 7, and we already started to have the conversation of when will they get phones, no time soon, but nonetheless, having those conversations, preparing them for that exposure. and i even asked them, would they heed those warnings, these kids that i sat down with, if there was a warning label when you went on tiktok or instagram and they said, listen, we're still going to go on instagram and tiktok. they talked about the mental health issues, the comparative nature of social media as well, but they talked about how it gives them a sense of community and connectiveness that they find through social media, but there are a lot of risks that they mentioned. let's listen to some of that and then we'll talk on the other side. >> i have been exposed to naked pictures, stuff i shouldn't be seeing at this age on three differen

now in the match for reaching the final. will play against italian yasmin paolini.ng. people had to take off their shoes and walk barefoot. 300 brigades were on duty on the city streets. 290 units of mosvodostok equipment were involved. the employees opened the intake grilles. for quick passage of rainwater. according to the data center, the congestion of the capital's streets is now one point and the roads are clear. in the coming hours, the density of congestion may increase to three points. construction of a new building continues in moscow section of the high-speed diameter from the ring road to the solntsevo highway, butovo-varshavskoe highway. sergey sabyadin told about the progress of the work today in his telegram channel. finishing work will now begin. laying utilities in the future tunnel under mkat, almost 70% completed stack through the kursk direction of the railway and the warsaw highway. the new section will be completed. formation of the moscow high-speed diameter in the south of the capital. more than sixty new kamaz electric buses in modern design

featherstone, reform uk, yasmin gregory, greens, riyad manan, liberal democrats lois perry, ukip andime now for the last word and stella creasy, a labour parliamentary candidate, has had the windows of her office smashed and the words labour child bombing, liars graffitied on the pavement outside. meanwhile, in a since deleted tweet . but we've got it here for tweet. but we've got it here for you if you're watching the programme, if you're listening on the radio, i'll read it out. this is a group called the muslim vote who make a dark threat to labour, promising a 25 year war, which, and i quote , year war, which, and i quote, will not be pretty for the party. what does that mean? and is this kind of dangerous sectarian politics here to stay? to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome the government's former anti—muslim hatred star, fiyaz mughal fiyaz. good to see you again. first of all, how would you interpret separate that threatening message from a group calling themselves the muslim vote? >> well, i would interpret it as intimidating, harassing and potentially threatening to futu

apologies, yasmin. and, there she is.the first asexual person to lead the pride march in london. and she says asexual people are part of pride. it's time to make history. now. i've got nothing against her personally. i'm sure she's a lovely woman. but the thing is, cressida, pride was about protest and it was about a history of oppression, the oppression of gay people. through the centuries, gay people have been burnt at the stake , denied basic human stake, denied basic human rights. and that's never happened to someone who just doesn't fancy having sex. >> i shouldn't think so. i think they would have gone largely unnoticed. yes, perhaps that was painful. i don't know, maybe that's the problem, you know, because that's you know, there's a photo that accompanies the tweet, and she's looking well, she's pouting in a very sexualised way, which is mixed messaging. i didn't want to. i thought, that's victim blaming. that was exactly what i thought. i thought, what a what an unfortunate pose for somebody who doesn't want any

answer, it's just a public comment, so you can say what you feel and well, you know, just because now yasmin or the owner is saying they care a lot about what the neighbors think. they just completely flipped us off, so it's very upsetting. and you know, please put this into the record like if they want to work with the community, they never showed us once that they want to. so now they're saying they want to, it's very confusing. okay, naz my comment, so for that reason alone, they were to unkind as a resident of the mission, they should not get a permit or application that this application should be permitted. that's my comment. >> thank you very much, charity. >> there is no other comment. >> president climb an. >> aye. >> commissioner davis. >> aye. >> commissioner oh commissioner perez is here, commissioner perez. >> aye. >> and commissioner poggio. >> okay, that item has been continued to now on to the regular consent agenda. they are basically doing the same thing that they did but also including indoor entertainment, they have set an internal sound limit so the staff recommendation i