one line i am getting, the shadow home i i am getting, the shadow home secretary yvette cooper has justected by the terrible incident at affected by the terrible incident at a primary school in wimbledon this morning. she says thank you to the emergency responders on sites for their response. that is from the labour party shadow home secretary yvette cooper, saying thinking of the families, pupils and staff affected by the terrible incident at the primary school. let me recap what we know. the police say they were called to reports of a car colliding into a school in wimbledon in south—west london. this was just before ten o'clock this morning. they say that then, emergency services and a big operation swung into action. police were deployed and the fire service sent to by engines, and the london ambulance service sent paramedics and also the air ambulance. service sent paramedics and also the airambulance. we service sent paramedics and also the air ambulance. we now know that nine people have been injured, and they include two adults and seven children. we don't know their condition a

yvette: she had also gone to howard university.thentic. mara brock akil: she saw the humanity of black youth, black college kids, black world. it was a chance for writers and creatives in front of and behind the camera, to tell our story. lena: what is this? whitley: mammie, she's part of my exhibit. from mammie to modern times.. yvett: we needed a show that was about colorism and how it has divided us over hundreds of years. kim: i'm not going to learn anything about myself by looking at this. whitley: kimmie, in order to neutralize a stereotype we have to reclaim it. jasmine guy: the sitcom affords us something where we can be funny and something deep happens. kim: you know what i want to say to whitley? it's easy for you. who does this look like? me or you? mr. g: this what you think you look like? jasmine guy: or something deep is going on and something funny happens. whitley: [screams] jasmine: and thank god. whitley: that was wonderful, my sister. kim: thank you, my sister. in the middle of everything, there's everything to d

why do you think studios, yvette nicole brown, are not meeting your demands?want to say that. it's funny to me. i want to go back to what we was said before i came on, the idea of unrealistic expectations. those of us who are in this industry, whether we are writers or actors, we started despite dreaming and having unrealistic expectations. so, you are talking to the dreamers. so, we are continuing to dream that we can have a life in this industry and pay our bills at the same time. call us crazy. we would love to be able to do that. i don't know why they refused to just allow us to make a living wage. and i want to say, over and over -- i've been saying over and over -- this is not about the movie stars and the huge stars you see. this fight is for the rank-and-file actors in the rank-and-file writers, who are just starting out and want to be able to build a career that will last for generations. you can't get there when you are only working on six episodes and you've got eight months to wait until you get your next shot. you can't get there when you have to

yvette austin has been to the isle of sheppey in kent to find out more., and their call — distinctive. but their numbers are in steep decline in lowland areas, so these chicks are being given a helping hand for their start in life. so the problem with the curlew is they live over 30 years and so we haven't really noticed their numbers dropping, but now we really are, and they're dropping quickly. that's really driven by — there have been more of us, and we're using the land more intensively, like, cutting grass earlier or perhaps we're leaving more rubbish out and there are more foxes around to eat the curlews' eggs. so, they're not producing chicks that turn into adults. the eggs were collected by experts in northern england, where their numbers are much higher. to much relief, they hatched in may, at three sites chosen for the project — dorset, west sussex, and here on the isle of sheppey. so after about six days on average, we started bringing them out here, and then they'd have these huts with some heat lamps inside and a little mat as well in there j

of the phone and to pick my resume mean option but it's good now what's the assignment upsets and yvette them to you just a lot. that's what it understands. nicole culture status. me you tell me your convenience is set up now. um just so you all had to come on the truck? no, i guess i had some quotes for you. tell me before the order so. so what so that is income. um were some since, since you mentioned those numbers, we can just send you and i know the surgeon has put a note on those number to reach him in the future and adjust chris chucky rush discharge because they have some space cuz most most chemical shipping cost okay, uh so those are so is to let you in with the invoice to pull the home fix logistical study which to, to throw in or something should do is not the one was you know, spread. so it was the just the message of the social media didn't know you were just a human messenger just was those that's when we have to invest a. so most of the, just, just so you know, you sent me some of the homes. i say less than the chicago through the circle go to australia. so to show those a

yvette austin, bbc news on the isle of sheppey.bye for now. hello there. the weekend was quite a mixed bag. we saw some pretty heavy, thundery downpours across more western parts of the country. further east, it was a bit drier, with some spells of sunshine. but temperatures were coming down through the weekend, and that's the theme as we move through this upcoming week. low pressure in charge. it will feel cool for the time of year. showers or longer spells of rain and winds will be a feature, particularly towards the end of the week — all down to low pressure. monday, not a bad start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, wales, with stronger winds here for the morning and that will continue to journey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of england and in towards east anglia should tend t

the president nominated rear admiral yvette davis to be vice admiral in the united states navy and the superintendent of the u.s. naval academy. she has spent 34 years in service. she was the commander of a carrier strike group and now the senator from alabama is treating her like a political pawn. the president has nominated rear admiral brendan mcclain to be vice admiral in the united states navy and commander of the naval surface forces command, the naval surface force in the pacific fleet. he spent 33 years in service. the senator from alabama is treating him like a political pawn. the president nominated rear admiral david cheaver to be vice admiral of the navy and the commander of the knave air forces of the pacific fleet. i served in the pacific fleet aboard an aircraft carrier. admiral cheaver spent 35 years in the united states navy, now being treated like a political pawn. the president has nominated vice admiral charles cooper to be a vice admiral of the united states navy and the deputy commander of the u.s. central command. mr. president, how critical is that? 34 years of

right across the tunnel key . mccardle respondents and members of the public inside the building were yvette q . i said we are the possible we know that civil week has found refuge hiding inside the building. during the event, police say the gunman moved through the sides and continued defy his weapon before containing himself within another by the shaft. he was late to pronounce that we were right at the entrance and i so like 20 people rush and telling the for the students to move, i was like what happened then i go ask them to see they say like we saw a guy with the shotgun in his head, and he was aiming for people over 12000 members and finds more than defenders. and um, from where we were, we were sort of friendships. the shooting happens close to west some of the teams taking pots in the wells cup of staying the new sealants prime minister said the incident won't affect that's ornaments. obviously this has been a very good morning for us. um, but we uh, we are committed to hosting this tournament. um there is no ongoing risk here. the police have no identified any ongoing risk. we will

okay, so yvette cooper is very that we have to is very clear that we have to stop the boats. is that, you know, we are not processing claims fast enough and we should have done more earlier get on top done more earlier to get on top of this. >> well, i think that's a very fair point. the home office hasn't necessarily done everything but everything that it should. but thank to my panel who i'm thank you to my panel who i'm looking forward seeing again looking forward to seeing again next all from me. next week. that's all from me. and be and now it's going to be professor dolan and mark, professor mark dolan and mark, who introduced my sister to the tv screen years ago . what's tv screen some years ago. what's on menu tonight? she's as on the menu tonight? she's as much star as you are, much of a star as you are, jacob. >> @ show tonight. >> love the show tonight. >> love the show tonight. >> more. listen we've >> much more. listen we've got a very busy it's mark dolan very busy show. it's mark dolan in for dan wootton, the nhs at 75. my verdict . harry and 75. my verdict. ha

a card i responded in members of the public inside the building were yvette q. i said we are the possible we know that civil we're because found refuge hiding inside the building. during the event, the police say the gunman moved through the sites and continued to fi his weapon before containing himself within an elevator shaft. he was late, pronounced at the shooting, happened just hours before the opening game of the women's world cup in the city. some of the teams taken pots was staying nearby. we were just thankful that we were safe, that the 1st responders came in and everything was very quick. there was definitely a sense of like, let's come together and we still have a job to do. but also recognizing that there was lives last and that is very real and very devastating. new zealand prime minister said the incident warrant affects the tournament. obviously this has been a very grim morning for us, but we, uh, we are committed to hosting this tournament. there is no one going risk here. the place of no identified any ongoing risk. we will have a very active

yvette: kenya, approached me about working on the show, and i was like, this is a story that needs to you know, it's the story of millions of people. grandpa: you see the word pride, it implies that you have overcome adversity, see? so if you're black or brown or gay or a woman or a clippers fan, you have been doing the struggle. lorraine ali: i remember one episode when kenya barris was tackling the uproar over colin kaepernick taking a knee. son: i'm sorry, i can't sleep. dre: of course you'd be afraid of the storm. son: it's not why i can't sleep. the school wants to suspend any athletes who take a knee during the national anthem. ali: abc finds it too hot. they want to shelf it and they do shelf it. and then he walks. malcolm venable: he goes over to netflix where he got a whopping hundreds of millions dollar deal to create new content. ♪ kenya: i don't know how to do it man. i feel like i really care what white people think. i feel like i-i like it a lot. tyler: that's really sad, man. that's a sad existence. kenya: it's not a great life. cedric: i loved kenya barris in the show

let's talk about this, because i feel like, yvette nicole brown was on with us last night.e a great point. people perceive that all of the actors are like her, somebody famous that you know, but most actors aren't. they're working class, as you heard in the clips. how long can they hold out? not the yvette nicole browns of the world but the average actor. >> i talked to my friend, an acclaimed director. most actors are really free-lancers and writers too. they live and get cast on a show. they have a few months they're working. in between, they're kind of living off the residuals, off the savings. that's why the residuals piece is so important. when you're doing a streaming deal, you don't get the same residuals you got when you were doing network deals. that's why the nanny, fran drescher explained the background on the nanny. we were living high off the hog. we were getting so much more money, but now in the streaming era, those residuals are laughable. and it's actually kind of criminal when you stop and think about it. >> it feels like the business changed so much when

shadow home secretary yvette cooper said it would look at all opfions cooper said it would look at alltions to reduce the asylum claim backlog. well, let's get more from tom harwood, our deputy political editor. good afternoon , tom. it wasn't so afternoon, tom. it wasn't so long ago that yvette cooper shadow home secretary stood in the house of commons, i think it was back in march when these migrant this migrant barge idea was was first leaked or suggested that she accused the tories of chasing flimflam headunes tories of chasing flimflam headlines and now she appears to be suggesting that labour would also use them . also use them. >> yes, it's interesting. it seems that perhaps the labour party has looked at polling on this issue which suggests that the british public is actually fairly in favour of using barges in the abstract , but if not so in the abstract, but if not so much in the specific . and why do much in the specific. and why do i say that? well, the areas where the government has highlighted that they may well be hosting a barge for asylum seekers for adult male migrant

. >> donde las celebridades lo han estado dando todo para ganarse el premio de $100,000 yvette machínde haber terminado este gran proyecto. >> todo está listo todo está hecho vamos a ver esta noche como decanta. >> tiene que ser una gran final porque sino seria como comer un pastel sin comer la cervecita (hablan todos). hábleme de los lugares que visitaron,. >>oaxacacartagena conocer la gastronomía de colombia fue muy interesante . >> si pudieran cambiar algo en la competencia y dar una sugerencia para la próxima temporada que sería. >> que todas las personas del grupo tengan el mismo nivel cultural educacional de cocina de todo. >> yo lo personal te puedo decir que todo lo que viví, lo agradezco mucho. yo no cambiaría nada, todas las experiencias que viví es parte de esto. >> ¡¿y como está las relaciones acá, limar asperezas?. >> bien. yo creo que independientemente, estamos inmersos en una competencia y yo creo que es importan? " ya se acabo esto ya se acabó la competencia". >> y todos son ganadores. >> exacto. y que vamos a ver dentro de poco la final. >> esto es la cereza del past

now what's the assignment upsets and yvette them to you . okay, so that's what i understand is not going to actually if we start to, when you tell me you come in yet. so right now, i'm just the younger to come over to you and you said some quotes for you. tell me before the or the social so that is inc. or some since, since you mentioned those numbers. and so didn't ask me to put another one of those number to reach interesting features and address, christopher gush discharge. because they also stays as most most chemical shape. it's also care for us to show us to send this invoice to put some conflicts, logistical study which to go in or some should do is not the one was in a spread. so was the just left a message and the social media didn't know you were just a human messenger drug horse those that's the couple in nessa. so most of the dishes that you send me ask somebody to host it. well, most of the push it out of through the circle go to australia, so i'm not sure what those are. some of those single words new construction to do with th

yvette nicole brown, thank you so much.erstand even more >>> the senator tommy tuberville backlash at the highest levels of the military. defense secretary, lloyd austin, telling cnn's wolf blitzer that the republican senator hold on national security issue and is impacting military readiness. trinity takes issue with a pentagon policy that offers time off for service members and dependent seeking abortions. both joins in a moment. first, listen to president biden's take. is the idea we do not have a chairman and the joint chief of staff, the identity of all these promotions that are in advance for now, we do not know what could happen. the idea that we are injecting into fundamental foreign policy decisions, when in fact, as domestic social debate on social issues, is bizarre. i do not ever recall that happening, ever. it is totally irresponsible in my view. >> i want to bring in wolf blitzer, jointly from lithuania where he has been covering this week's all-important nato summit. he also had an exclusive one-on- one inter

he says, the vet who killed yvette skin was the same one who did the neck cropsey or the animal autopsy. he added that that should raise some questions because the university would voss have had something to cover up. a local news outlet also found through the freedom of information act that the universities claim to have sent samples of of which can sprained to a private laboratory for testing. also was not, as it appeared, the university waited a full year before sending sample dr. heck, they said, no one had saved any of the brain samples when the monkey dies. and he added that this was not a mistake, it was likely a cover up. how does he know that? because the purported brain sample was not only not from the kac, which is what a veteran was. it was not from any monkey from asia with short or no tales. doctor jay had de, is with us today to help us work through this complicated case dr. hag day thank you so much for being with us. it's a pleasure to have you. thank you for having. let's start at the beginning, tell us about the kind of work that you were doing at the university and t

deglade black population in the congressional district represented by yvette clarke. deglade black population in the district represented by greg meeks. and decimated the latino population, degraded it in the congressional district currently represented by nydia velazquez. somehow that possible? when the percentage of new yorkers who come from communities of color in the last decade increased. it didn't decrease. and in five different congressional districts, this out of town special master drew a map rubber stamped by a right-wing judge by steuben county that went in the opposite direction than that suggested by the united states supreme court? so we're here because the court of appeals in its prior iteration made, in my view, an erroneous decision. i'm thankful that the process, which will be a fairer -- a fairer one is back on track. reporter: yesterday we saw a hearing that some considered to be out of this world, talking about u.a.p.'s. mr. jeffries: did you practice that? [laughter] reporter: one thing that stood out for a lot of people is how partisan politics

forever remember the last in fred russians decides you intervention together with china in 2008 through yvette tool, which prevented the imposition of the united admissions, shopped uh 7 sanctions instigated by our kansas worse than detractors. that your axle is use distinguished guess for the case. so it's doable. such economic development as original and the global levels has been ended by the it's gotta do phase. so transnational organized crime conflict did already assume that and push up on national and the level piece of security n. as in bob we, we have it's less of a free. that's it, thunder is it built? it can the developed countries, the roads in the country is played full based on people. we live in law and, and not place behind mode liberalism and just strengthening existing institutions as well as giving you partnerships remain key for a, just into this for you. well order which is unfolding in this context, zimbabwe gorman's, that action for the nation, for it solely deputy and support guided by our shed aspirations and development objectives for the pro really. the size of the s

and this is yvette to this bang though, it is established within bix countries, but it is open for any any of the countries is lilian. and she mentioned the super for example, and the united out of image assessment. but to that bank or is the last name, but it's a mix. so i would say that to get out of many i ideas and initiatives that it should be uh, prorated. uh and i'm sure it would be a step forward awards for a better relationship between us and among those key things that parents and that you'll see. the live is a roland, the son of a physical number of prominent african independence, 5 to and the 1st prime minister of the democratic republic of the congo. also. is it cheaper independence in the 19 sixty's? roland? remember, it's the direct and sort of a foundation of the his father's name oxy and a child, so speak with him on the side lines of the summit. and he says african definitely by the negative sentiment towards russia. a just same sample on the bus. but i believe this summit is important because the aluminum, the foundation is happy to be present in areas where africa c

hey, this is yvette english is understanding his, the should w and the buyer should be there. this is the situation. ah, this give us a new window that we can address the address i see. see uh the key is that all the is the judiciary house. there is no need to, to, for right. so we need to do every. now this is gonna show that there is no, i can do it. it has the 400 us the community office. uh huh. and uh, the, the, the other thing will get onto the international community reaction and an a how they could intervene in a few minutes. but 1st i, even if within israel, some sort of compromise could be found to diffuse this crisis with far right. policies having moved from the, from the margins to the center of power. how long before something like this is going to happen again. i don't think this will be something that i need to clear your adrian or, you know, the. ringback has been a movement that has been rising in power. busy or for decades now, and it's been a rise in power because it's never seen a red light. it's never seen a red line from the international community. and

he says, the vet who killed yvette skin was the same one who did the net, cropsey or the animal autopsy. he added that that should raise some questions because the university would voss have had something to cover up. a local news outlet also found through the freedom of information act that the university is claimed to have sent samples of a veterans brain to a private laboratory for testing. also, it was not, as it appeared, the university waited a full year before sending sample a doctor. heck, they said no one had saved any of the brain samples when the monkey dies. and he added that this was not a mistake, it was likely a cover up. how does he know that? because the purported brain sample was not only not from a cat, which is what a veteran was. it was not from any monkey from asia with short or no tales. dr. jay had de, is with us today to help us work through this complicated case dr. hag day. thank you so much for being with us since pleasure to have you. thank you for having let's start at the beginning. tell us about the kind of work that you were doing at the university and t

phone and so just wanted to say, man, so can we disclose the now what's the assignment upsets and yvette them toyota story. that's what understands nicole actually status when you tell me your convenience is set up now. um, just the hutch up across the promo trunk. no. and you said some quotes for you. tell me before the in the order so. so what so that is income were some sits and some of those numbers we can just send you and i know the surgeon has made up quinoa condos, number change to name and address. christopher gosh, discharge. because they also stays because most, most chemical she's in foster care. so it's like in with the invoice to pour some conflicts, logistical study, a stomach, but she gets organ or some should do. it's not the one was, you know, spread some of the just left a message of the social media. i didn't know you were just a human messenger drug. most of those. that's what i'm going to invest. so most of the, just, just so you know, you send me some of the homes, are most of the bunch of other trails several go to the surface out of shoulders or some know single

now what's the assignment upsets and yvette them toyota story boat. that's what it understands. back on the status when you tell me you're coming at the start up now. um, just the hotel across the promo chunk. know, and you said some quotes for you. tell me before the or your social so that is income were some kits and some of those numbers we can just send you and i know the surgeon has got a notebook, one of those number changed to teachers and address christopher gosh, discharge. because they are some states because most most chemical she's in foster care, so they send this invoice to for some conflict which is the cost of a stomach bug students organ or some should do. it's not the one was you know, spread. so was the just left a message to the social media didn't know you were just your fields and associates just was those that's who you talk to him. no sir. so most of the systems that you send me uh some of the homes are most of the push it out of through the circle go to australia. so i'm not sure what those are. so those are gonna work for new construction to do really i

we recently met yvette cruz at an okra farm. >> we are hearing people that are started leaving.e just going to keep seeing that more as the law will take effect. >> reporter: she's referring to reports that some migrant workers are leaving the state. abandoning farms and construction projects. the new law invalidates out of state drivers licenses of undocumented immigrants, includes harsh penalties for those who hire them or transport them, which critics say can include family members. and it requires hospitals that get medicaid funds to ask for a patient's immigration status. republican governor and presidential candidate ron desantis said the legislation is neededdue to what he considers the biden administration's failure to secure the border. >> at the end of the day, you wouldn't have the illegal immigration problem if you didn't have a lot of people that were facilitating this in our country. >> reporter: but for farm workers like ophelia aguilar who is undocumented, the new law sparks fear of separation. so, you have an 8-year-old child? she said she recently fell off a tr

he says, the vet who killed yvette skin was the same one who did the neck cropsey or the animal autopsy. he added that that should raise some questions because the university would voss have had something to cover up. a local news outlet also found through the freedom of information act that the universities claim to have sent samples of of which can sprained to a private laboratory for testing. also was not, as it appeared, the university waited a full year before sending sample dr. heck, they said, no one had saved any of the brand samples when the monkey dies. and he added that this was not a mistake, it was likely a cover up. how does he know that? because the purported brain sample was not only not from the kac, which is what a veteran was. it was not from any monkey from asia with short or no tales. doctor jay had de, is with us today to help us work through this complicated case dr. hag day thank you so much for being with us. it's a pleasure to have you. thank you for having. let's start at the beginning, tell us about the kind of work that you were doing at the university and t

. >> reporter: south of miami in these agricultural fields, yvette cruz with the farm workers association of america says some migrant workers have already left the state there would be people who support governor desantis, would say that's a good thing. >> they would say that i tell them, okay, let's wait and see who's going to do the work that no one else is doing >> reporter: we spoke with lezpie who says she's undocumented and asked us not to show her face, because she thinks the new law might make it easier for her to be deported. you're going to stay >> si. >> okay, why >> reporter: she tells me she plans to stay for now because this is her home, but that she and other immigrants like her now live in fear gabe gutierrez, nbc news, homestead, florida >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. chief foreign correspondent richard engel takes us inside a taiwanese military base with its forces preparing for a potential invasion by china. >> reporter: nbc news was given rare access to a military base in southeastern taiwan. >> i feel pressure but this is what i do. >> reporter: where rookie pilot

cooper , and secretary, yvette cooper, and liberal democrat leader ed davey .lier than thou nicola sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know what about the archbishop of wokery justin welby? any room at your in thought? not old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare r

cooper , and secretary, yvette cooper, and liberal democrat leader ed davey .icola sturgeon jeremy corbyn, diane abbott care for calais staff know what about the archbishop of wokery justin welby? any room at your in thought? not old gary lineker could squeeze a football team of them into his £4.5 million surrey mansion and not just heavily vetted poster boys like rashid here who stayed at chateau big ears for a mere 20 day pr stunt . of course, this day pr stunt. of course, this won't ever happen because these refugee welcome hypocrites are the nimbys. no illegals in my backyard. and it's not just the mps and the luvvies on saturday. gb news reporter from a protest in portland against the barge set to house 500 men in the town's port. and guess what? the refugees welcome anti—racists didn't even want the barge in their town because of the strain. 500 men would place on the local health service. you couldn't make it up and look how these refugee welcome protesters responded when a reporter asked them if they'd house an immigrant in their spare room on list sayi

the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , she has tweeted yvette cooper, she has tweeted saying , thinkingll the families, pupils and staff affected by this terrible incident. >> well, i'm told that the home secretary, suella braverman, will be issuing a statement shortly as well. we've had confirmation from the metropolitan police that they are not treating this as a terrorist incident . and indeed, terrorist incident. and indeed, within their latest statement, they say that the driver stayed at the scene and there has been no arrest. so that absolutely gives you all the indication you need that this is being treated as a terrible accident, rather than some kind of a deliberate act. now, we don't believe at this stage that there are any other individuals trapped apart, and that would stand to reason as well. if we're talking about perhaps people that came by their injuries, by being struck by the vehicle as it careered towards the school building, then they wouldn't necessarily be trapped , although it's be trapped, although it's possible someone was trapped underneath the vehicle at the

yvette: because the medium is a cultural mirror, it needs to reflect all of our experiences. these shows are the elixir that we need. the jokes disarm you, and then you can see the human behind the humor. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us in united states and all around the world . i am rosemary church, just ahead on cnn newsroom, he was president joe biden in europe for a high-stakes week of policy challengers and ukraine will be front and center at other pushes the join nato. more wild weather in the united states, one and 1000 year rainfall event in new york, and triple digit heat in the southwest. >>> plus music superstar haley stars gets pelted on the eye on the stage, the latest victim in a constant trend. >>> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom, with rosemary church. >> it is 7:00 in the morning in london where u.s. president joe biden is kicking off a high- stakes week along overseas trip, they will be meeting with british prime minister, in the hours ahead. before the visit to lithuania for a critical summit, that meeting will be taking place as the war in u

. >> yvette nicole brown, my sister, i appreciate you. we are with you.s story. >>> coming up, what do you do when your policies are so unpopular, they have zero chance of becoming law? you enlist moms of right wing fanatics to bully your ideas into practice. more next. more next. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. summer. it's the hungriest time of year for kids across america. kids whose hardworking families are struggling to make ends meet. whether it's working the crazy hours so you can have enough money for food or, you know, just giving up things for your personal self, and it's just yeah, gotta feed your kids. far too many kids are missing the meals they need this summer. that's why i'm here now asking you to join me in helping end child hunger in america for just $0.63 a day. that's only $19 a month. you can help provide healthy meals

yvette: because the medium is a cultural mirror, it needs to reflect all of our experiences. these shows are the elixir that we need. the jokes disarm you, and then you can see the human behind the humor. >>> thanks for joining us for "the whole story." i'm anderson cooper. you may have heard the u.s. surgeon general issued a warning that social media carries what he called a profound risk of harm to the mental health and well-being of children and adolescence. it's something all of us who are parents are worried about. because of a law passed in the mid-1990s, social media companies are shielded from almost all responsibility for the content their users post, no matter how untrue or harmful it may be. but now with billions of people online, the question is, have things spiraled out of control? especially when it comes to kids. we spoke with three families who are taking on some of the biggest social media companies in an uphill legal battle in an effort to change the way the internet works. we want to mention some of the topics in the next hour including eating disorders and suicide and

. >> reporter: south of miami in the agricultural fields, yvette cruz says some migrant workers have left the state. there would be people who support governor desantis would say that's a good thing. >> they would say that. i just say, i tell them, okay, let's wait and see who's going to do the work that no one else is doing. >> reporter: we spoke to a woman who asked us not to show her face because she thinks the new law will make it easier for her to be deported. you're going to stay? why? she tells me she plans to stay for now because this is her home. but she and other immigrants like her now live in fear. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, homestead, florida. >>> let's talk more about this and more with anna navaz and someone with a lot of experience in florida, also with us, because he used to represent the state, former congressman carlos curbelo. what have you heard from folks about the new immigration law and how do you think it is going to play nationally? >> obviously the migrant community is very concerned. there is a lot of anxiety. but the business community specifically small b

my heritage.com collaborator yvette joins us live in the studio good morning. >> steve: good to have be back how are you? >> steve: i'm doing okay. you told me through the last couple of years about our family history. it's been shocking because we thought we were half irish half swedish turned out 17% irish and 17% scandinavian. >> and last time we were here we talked about the fascinating history of grandma doocy on grandma's mother's side there was cherokee and grandma doocy came over on the orphan train. we found out some incredibly fascinating history more on the other side. >> steve: so is that stuff true. >> it is true and not only that but through grandma doocy you sir are related to not one but three of the founding fathers of this country, the first three president of the united states. >> steve: the doocy's are. >> we can start with president george washington i think we have a graphic showing the family tree. you are george washington's 12th cousin five times removed that is correct. then we move on to john adams. are you john adams's 11th cousin seven times removed but w

joining me now is doctor colin stewart, cofounder of projects street yvette and the author of what iterinarian's quest for healing and hope. dr., stuart i am thrilled to have you on my show. messages of hope are always so important. and sacrifice, which is what you do, is equally as important. explain to our viewers your mantra, no judgment just help. >> yeah. thank, you. katie that is really something that i developed over the years. when i got into this work i will tell you quite honestly than i had my own set of judgments and i think like a lot of us do i would see an able-bodied man on the street corner for example panhandling, when i first thought unfortunately it was, get the job. but now 12 years into this i realized that it is not my place to write their story for them and that judgment should not be placed on them. i have no idea what they came from or what kind of supports they did or did not have coming up. and my job is simply to find their paths and give free medical care. >> you have said that the homeless community is largely misunderstood, as you just said right now. a

yvette vandenberg was one of many who came to the anchor brewing taproom sunday for a goodbye toast. the popular taproom in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood invited customers in for one last pint for its final weekend. its iconic in san francisco. so if anchor steam goes, it's just another side. sad thing that we're losing in san francisco. we ended up just getting like double fisted and like making sure we got our beers before. like the line got longer. the turnout was huge with a line going all the way down the street. there was even a longer line inside for merchandise sales poster. people scooped up posters, t shirts, custom pint glasses and other memorabilia. i'm excited to bring home some of the history of anchor ste you know, they got a couple of taps that they're letting go. greg lopez took home a liberty ale tap along with some cases of his favorite beer. it's heartbreaking because it's like it's been around for over a hundred years and whatnot. but at the same time, it's a we're very hopeful that something else or some other company will come in and kind of like re

. >> another casualty of the hold rear admiral yvette davids the first woman to lead the naval academys yet to be con firnltd leaving the new class without a superintendent. bret? >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. senator tuberville is now also condemning white nationalists as racists after refusing to do so earlier. monday, tuberville repeated previous comments telling cnn considering white nationalists racist was an opinion. >> white nationalists is someone who believes that the white race is superior to other races. >> well, that's some people's opinion. and i don't think. >> that's not an opinion. >> pardon? >> what's your opinion? >> my opinion of a white nationalist is somebody wants to call them white nationalist to me is an american. >> bret: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell responded to a question about tuberville's previous refusal to denounce white nationalism by saying white supremacy is simply unacceptable in the military and throughout the country. general brown also today addressing the issue of diversity in the military, speaking about his

yvette vandenberg was one of many who came to the anchor brewing taproom sunday for a goodbye toast.popular taproom in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood invited customers in for one last pint for its final weekend. it's iconic. it's san francisco. so if christine goes, it's just another sad, sad thing that we're losing in san francisco. we ended up just getting like double fisted and like making sure we got our beers before, like the line got longer. the turnout was huge with a line going all the way down the street. there was even a longer line inside for merchandise christmas sales poster. people scooped up posters, t shirts, custom pint glasses and other memorable alea. i'm excited to bring home some of the history of anchor steel. you know, they got a couple of taps that they're letting go. greg lopez took home a liberty ale tap along with some cases of his favorite beer. it's heartbreaking because it's like it's been around for over 100 years and whatnot. but at the same time, it's a we're very hopeful that something else or some other company will come in and kind of li

. >> reporter: south of miami, in these agricultural fields, yvette cruz with the farm workers associationf america says some migrant workers have already left the state. there would be people who support governor desantis would say that's a good thing. >> they would say that. i would say, i tell them, okay, let's wait and see who's going to do the work that no one else is doing. >> reporter: we spoke with a woman who said she's undocumented and asked us not to show her face because she thinks the new law might make it easier for her to be deported. you're going to stay? why? she tells me she plans to stay for now, because this is her home. but that she and other immigrants like her now live in fear. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, homestead, florida. >> joining me is maria theresa kumar, an msnbc contributor. thank you for being with us. you have hospitals who accept medicaid asking about immigration status. a lot of people probably don't know but they can decline to answer the question. that's one of the facets here. what are your concerns about this new law? >> i think you hit the nail on the