so joy over a gold always looks the same on helium and the pain. most plates have their own expressions. this is how joy looks on. now, this is how it looks on harry king. this is how it looks on sam care and who doesn't know this guy's version. if you take away celebration in football, you'll take a large part of football as identities with them and the joy. but if it really just about joy, gold celebrations used to be of little interest in the old days. people didn't come to see them at all. they were frequently cut off and when a celebration was caught on camera, it often look like this reserve. and if it wasn't meant to them, the still short and the play is got on with the game quickly. the purpose told football was to so i'm the for, it was then to return to the middle of that john then shot game on score. again, it wasn't to go and standing from to buy a camera and celebrate a particular style of celebration. it made sense to do that today. you don't even get the chance to look away. they don't just show the celebration. they show it many tim

well, that's easy, joy, you want to score and when you do it, you're happy. an immense feeling of happiness, gassy. ah, ah, look at these guys. didn't look to orgasm mc last century, they were very conservative, they were very masculine, you know, there was no really motion flooring in the sixty's. early ninety's was a reaction, it was something people were doing gas, they had scored. they were, it wasn't a dramatic reaction. it was an understated reaction. this joy is pure reflex and reflexes cannot be influenced, but cheering like this is not a reflex or like this, this, or this. imagine this back in 1960. any idea how supportive sedan would have reacted to our with probably, with this day, i know what the hell you, darren, this doesn't make it. just make any sense. they've not lived with the same way. they have no access to play. in terms of the past go, mom, a yoga session on the pitcher would have made everyone, even your teammates very suspicious. why? because before the age of self discovery, it was all about the group. it wasn't individual alady and t

this is how joy looks, ask novelty. this is how it looks on harry king. this is how it looks on sam care and who doesn't know this guy's version. if you take away celebrations in football, you'll take large parts of football as identities with them and the joy. but if it really just about joy goals, celebrations, used to be of little interest in old days, people didn't come to see them at all. they were frequently cut off and when a celebration was caught on camera, it often looking like this reserved. and if it wasn't to them, the still short and the plays got on with the game quickly. the purpose of football was to so i'm, therefore it was danger returned to the middle of that john then shot game on score . again, it was in to go and standing from to buy a camera and celebrate a particular style of celebration. it made sense to do that today. you don't even get the chance to look away. they don't just show the celebration. they show it many times over again and again and again. and it's still mold, and this is just an ordinary goodness. like a game. do

well, that's easy, joy. you want to score and when you do it, you're happy. and the men's feeling of happiness or gas ah, look at these guys. didn't look to her gas mc last century. they were very conservative or they were very masculine. you know, there was no really motion bolts flooring in the 50s. and early ninety's sixty's was a reaction, it was something people were doing, does they had scald? they were, it wasn't a dramatic reaction. it was an understated reaction. this joy is pure reflex and reflexes cannot be influenced, but cheering like this is not a reflex like this, this or this. imagine this back in 1960. any idea how supportive than what have reacted to our ronaldo? so probably with this day, what the hell you darren, you know, this doesn't make it just make any sense. they've not lived with the same way. they have no access to play in terms of the post go mama, a yoga session on the picture would have made everyone even your teammates very suspicious. why? because before the age of self discovery, it was all about the group. it wasn't individu

but just having that to talk about joy, now i tried very hard to incorporate joy into some of my practice as a journalist. otherwise it would be very, very depressing. the world of sports feminine can be very depressing. so i have tried to insert that intentionally. hey paul walker, listen, she to go. i'm going to say to all of our is watching you either the person fulfill thomasville, georgia, pass for whatever you want to share with the lesson. she had one if you need you jumping to the comment section. part of today's show, wow, that was c j was accented. oh t v. awesome. and because she feel house overseas went to the base issue in my spot, i believe we're currently facing. and i believe this is in all i was a football from the cross ruse all the way through am to the top lives in a world. and from being ex player a to work in sports media. now i percy feel this one and i think the biggest issue for me is racism, annapolis, alec, a broken record, but you were to fall off the euros for england and the free blood plasma, snip noise and abuse. they got off the back of the campaigns and t

what would you central store wonderful joy. on the bigger sports miracle, i bought a car there, empathetic lee. it was just a beautiful thing for a city there was magic could be ever, i've never seen the biggest folks miracle when i get children's career speeches. i press play on by and i love and i get it. and that's what i should like. double leave for wow, this is the old. all really don't bow lane top close the sports team are make i can is she's a, she's just, she's a sports jeremy. she's an inspiration to check out her column and cps. who are jo john as well? i've been wanting to watch you stream think ah on counting because the you raises the stakes of the fat level, russian energy, but of what cost the world war hits a 2 year high. but his bruton war against sanctions really working of netflix subscribers did for the 1st time of the decade of view of still watching. counting the cost on l 0. and diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of our networks, janice on al jazeera frank assessments.

but just having that to talk about joy, now i tried very hard to incorporate joy and just some of my practice as a journalist. otherwise it would be very, very depressing. the world of sports, i mean, can be very depressing. so i try to insert that intentionally, panama conversation to be defensive, about what you, when you choose, either the depressing part of the joyful or whatever you want to share the lessons you have done. if you're new to jump into the comments section, part of the day. so what i'll start with the j with the faintest the tv we also we can issue the house on the to the biggest issue in my sport. i believe were connie facing, and i believe this is an all, there was a football from the cross rues all the way through, am to the top lives in a world, and from being ex player or to work in sports media. now i personally feel this one, and i think the biggest issue for me is racism, annapolis, alec, a broken record, but you would a for, for the euros for england and the free blood plasma, snip noise and abuse. they got off the back of that, the campaigns and that went

what were the central store wonderful joy? on the biggest sports miracle, i bought a car there. empathetically. it was just a beautiful thing for a city there was magic could be ever, i've never seen the biggest folks america. when i get children's career speeches, i press play on by and i love and i get it. and that's what i should like. and i'm on leave for wow, this is the also a top call for sports team i make. i can, if she's a teacher, she's a sports jeremy, she's an inspiration to check out her column and cps. who are jo john as well? i'm from one k tends to want to students. thank ah frank assessments. what are the political risks of banning russian oil? a gas for western leaders will sanctions on russian energy exports. a recipe for such informed opinions france is not abandoning to fight against yet, is still, or is a media going to be acting from missouri and from chad critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera

friend joy reid. "the reid out" with joy reid is up next. >>> good evening, everyone. begin "the reid out" tonight with democracy on the ballot in november. today the house january 6th committee requested information from yet another one of their colleagues. georgia congressman barry loudermilk. looking for information on a tour of the capitol that he gave on the day before the siege. loudermilk is one of the several georgians who voted to overturn the results and said he would object to georgia's electors as well. congressman jody heiss. that attempt to overthrow our democracy failed, doug mastriano is the republican nominee for governor in pennsylvania, a role that would pick the secretary of state who oversees elections. there's a very real threat if elected that he would use the power of his office to ensure that the next republican candidate for president receives the state's 19 electoral college votes in 2024 no matter how pennsylvania voters actually vote. mastriano is far from he alone in threatening our democracy. in georgia voters will decide if another elect

. >> no, joy, they are not. they are sidetracking everybody with conversations that have nothing to do with the reality of laws that they are now passing in states across the country and what the supreme court decollision do which basically means that politicians, not you, will decide your future and your choirses for your own body. >> i want to play you senator ted cruz with one of the lowest rankings when it comes to maternal health care and lowest ratings when it comes to child poverty and all that kind of stuff. ted cruz comparing abortion rights protesters to the january 6th insurrectionists. here he is. >> what we're seeing these images are the latest manifestation of just how extreme, how radical the democratic party is getting. today's democrat party believes in violence. they believe in mob rule, they believe in intimidation. these thugs have no business at the private homes of any government officials. these supreme court justices are anyone else. on january 6 of 2021 you had tens of thousand of people

that can take away our joy. now, our happiness is a different story. we're not going to feel happy right now. but inside we have this joy because we know our faith compels us to believe that these children, not only lexi and elli, but all of the children and the two teachers are with the lord now. and that is what gives us joy. that is one of the things that fills our hearts with joy. and of course our faith and what the lord jesus christ has done for each of us so that this is possible, we have joy knowing that we're going to be seeing them again. >> listen, i'm not doubting what you're saying, but in these moments of crisis, sometimes you can have a crisis of hate. you can question god, question what happened. i had a tragic sudden loss of my sister a few years ago and i wondered, god, why has this happened? my mother wondered why she lost a child, which is, of course, a tragedy for a parent. why has this happened? why art thou forsaken me? you say we have joy in our hearts, but it's very hard for people to ha

we heard joy behar did not going to be doing sex anymore. now we've got to rethink everything derrico [laughter] it's great to come out to be passionate about causes, i'm just not sure that this is going to be the thing. i think she just wanted people to know she still having sex. >> greg: the irony, a sex strike them i reduce presidencies and reduce abortions. maybe this is a pro-life answer for democratic? >> i just think that the issue is "the view" is a certain audience, i personally think if they see joy and will be they'd be happy. but they're spinning it a little bit that there's a governor somewhere not having interracial marriage is like a press conference of 1960. all they said was the state should bow on it which they're saying now. they want to suppress what could be democratic, they will shut you down, and that's what they god. that's the economy. >> greg: bad news, heather. the last word to you. you can pick either topic. >> either topic. a convenient excuse to blame trump for everything. blaming dave chappelle, the violence on

>> i think that's quite possible, joy. three of the oath keepers have entered guilty pleas and have agreed to cooperate so we don't know for a while what it is that they have said but we know one of them, joshua james, was seen with roger stone on january 6th at the willard hotel so it's quite possible that those defendants have provided links to others. i also think that there have been some really tremendous testimony that has already been given that has been publicly report. we know that two aides to mike pence, mark short and greg jacob have revealed some really astonishing testimony about donald trump's efforts to push mike pence to throw the election to him. we know about the testimony of those who are still at the high levels of the justice department after william barr left like jeffrey rosen and richard donahue who taught about how jeffrey clark had a plan to throw the election into the states, and so getting their hands on those transcripts can be very valuable in trying to put this all together and then, as you

"the reidout" with joy reid starts now. ari melber. "the reidout" with joy reid starts now >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight with texas officials sharing harrowing details on what happened when a gunman killed at least 19 children and two of their teachers at robb elementary school in uvalde where roughly 82% of the population is latino. yet take a look at the scene. that is steven mcgraw, director of texas department of public safety along with his law enforcement peers, a glimpse of leadership that doesn't quite match the demographics of the town 60 miles from the u.s.-mexico border. but that was even -- what was even more startling than the optics of all these press conferences this week with all of that leadership is what was said today. the admission of a string of police failures including driving right by the gunman, ever how one girl cowering inside the cool called 911 five times. 20 officers stood in the hallway outside of the classrooms but it wasn't until 12:50 that the classroom was breached using k

joy. >> tucci: hi joy, how are you? joy, from nigeria, is now a close family friend and mustafa, a young migrant from egypt, has become their foster son. and i've heard they're both amazing cooks. >> this one we have carrots, green beans, and the shrimps. >> tucci: and little shrimps? the little... >> joy: they are fried already. >> oh, delicious. oh, i can't wait. it's very exciting. tonight they're making a fusion of african dishes. >> joy: this one is called nigerian fried rice. >> wow. joy's special rice is being served alongside spicy chicken flavored with curry, ginger and rosemary. oh my gosh. >> mustafa: yeah, yeah. for you. >> tucci: plantains. and plantain. it's my favorite. a type of banana fried in coconut oil. >> i can see that nigerian and italian hospitality have a lot in common. oh, that's wonderful. that's delicious. emmanuella and mimmo took mustafa under their wing shortly after he arrived in sicily six years ago. he was only sixteen when he left his family to make the dangerous journey across the med

love can make it a joy. ideally, married of self and is in the spirit and for this purpose that you have come hither to be joined together and who giveth hither to be joined together. who giveth patricia to be married to edward? [inaudible] clasp your right hands together. and edward, repeat after me -- i, edward, take the patricia, to be my weathered wife, to have and to holes, to honor and to comfort, in -- and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forth. patricia, you repeat after me, looking at edward. i, patricia, take the, and word, to be my wedded husband. to have and to hold, to honor and to comfort, in sickness and in health, in sorrow and in joy, to love and to cherish from this day forth. >> may i have the ring? the wedding ring is the outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace, signifying to all the uniting of patricia and edward in a holy matrimony. let us pray. bless, oh lord, this ring, that he who gives it and she who wears it, may know thy peace and continue in thy favo

"the reidout" with joy reid is up next. e tomorrow "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. ♪♪ >> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight with the threat to our democracy which runs right through the state of pennsylvania. this was the scene in the wee hours of the morning on january 7, 2021, hours after the attempted insurrection as 138 house republicans still voted to toss out pennsylvania's electoral votes. they failed, but now we are just days from the prospect that they could succeed in a different way. republican voters in the keystone state appear poised to nominate two of the most extreme candidates in the country in race for governor and senate. running for governor doug mastiano, the state senator who has risen to the top of the crowded field. his campaign fueled by his full-throated embrace of the big lie of the his efforts to steal the election for donald trump were knot nothing short exhaustive. he was in regular communication with trump after the election and led the charge to create a slate

the sailor said, we are on course with the joy does not last long. however, are you a bit worried about what's happening there? yes, a little bit. okay. okay. he then let's take action. done and take down the say, right? i don't have a good idea. and quickly, because the dangerous thing about lake constance is that the weather here can change very suddenly the salesman fact and it starts to rain, but we're lucky. there is no storm. the 1st leg of our journey is the longest. we're heading to the city of constance. well, right now it's raining. so we take a little break. and while we do that, we have a brief overview of what you should know about the city. ah, ah, constant. the largest urban center on lake constance is a city full of history at the hover entrance interior welcome, see excursion boats. the 9 me to to stopped. you is the cities landmark. constance lies right on the border with switzerland. you can simply walk across it . in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages, the still well preserved. that's l

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let me tell you, joy, i commanded finnish troops, swedish troops. they fought alongside us in afghanistan. they are professional, capable, well financed. them combined together they are about 1/3 of russia. this is a huge plus up for the alliance and i applaud it. in terms of should the finns be worried, i would say no. putin has more than his hands full trying to unwind this military disaster he's brought upon himself in ukraine. he doesn't have the capacity militarily to do anything of significance to finland and on top of that, even if he would unleash a cyber attack, the finns are very, very good at cybersecurity, joy. >> and, you know, yeah, the threats include, you know, new nuclear deployments if sweden and finland join nato. let me put up the map. i love a good map. just so the people can get a sense of what this looks like. this is there are 30 member states currently in nato. you can see them there in the green. so if you then add finland and sweden, those dark green little bits right there, viola, suddenly russia, which as you said, their

we'll be back after this. >> take, joy. >> cheers. >> take, joy. >> cheers. th a new look! in one second, sara. yes! will get a job offer somewhere sunnier. relocating in weeks. weeks? yeah, weeks. gotta sell the house. don't worry, sell to opendoor, and move on your schedule. yes! when life's doors open, we'll handle the house. ♪ with my hectic life, you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. hey mom, can i go play video games? sure! ...after homework. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions, and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. what's the wi-fi password again? here... you... go. cool, thanks. no problem. voya helps me feel like i got it all under control. because i do. oh, she is good. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it

>> absolutely not, joy. in new york city, washington, d.c., the first responders have a well practiced, well rehearsed entry method. in fact, every police officer is trained to not wait for a tactical team. if you're one person, you go in as one person. if you're two people, you go in as two people. we all got tactical training and we make entry and you engage and if you take fire, you give fire back. additionally, kerry mentioned the golden hour. that's spot on. i was a paramedic for 20 years and pediatrics have less than a golden hour if they're injured. and knowing that most authorities have a rescue task force and they have paramedics trained to go in with the officers and start evacuating and doing rapid treatment in the hot zone of fallen victims because we understand if you're shot in a critical area, you may only have 10 or 15 minutes. staying there, laying out to bleed for an hour is a non-winner for most victims skbl . >> let me ask you a couple of things. we know the gunman was shot multiple times

>> well, joy, just like every american just heartbroken at this tragedy today and uvalde is about 75 miles from my house, and it's kind of the midway point when you go from san antonio to highway 90 towards dell ryo and the u.s.-mexican board, and it's a tight-knit community, you know, just people -- it's a kind of place where most people know each other, and, you know a small town friendly place. it's overwhelmingly mexican american. it's almost 80% mexican american, and i couldn't help when i heard the news but think about those parents who dropped their kids off at school this morning the way i did. i have a 6-year-old and an 8-year-old, i dropped them off at elementary school, and the fact that they won't be picking their kids up, they didn't get a chance to pick their kids up this morning was the last time they saw their kids alive and, you know, you wonder, you know, what possesses somebody to go gun down 15 people much less, you know, 14 little kids but that also as a society you wonder what -- what possesses us to enable through our laws somebody to do that, to have weapons o

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údo >> building on the four point plan, emphasizing joy, just be happy, live. i recognize one of the most insidious things it does is it dehumanizes. it causes you to be superhuman to compensate for what people may think of you or it causes people to treat you as less than human. a big part of our strategy is for them to know that it's beautiful to be black. they are walking in a legacy of folks who have been excellent, who have helped change the world. and that they're human. part of the human experience is joy and laughter and learning, and that there will always be supported. >> michael and dr., thank you for joining us. >>> next up, an expert in the field of climate change. in particular, how our food plays a significant role in a warming planet. also the daughter of francis, who wrote the revolutionary book, "diet for a small planet". which drew a connection between what we eat and climate change. now, anna has updated her mother's book and it is increasingly urgent call to action. >> thank you for joining us i have the book here, it has been revolutionary

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joy can bring you joy if you practice them. things like waving your arms above your head. swaying them from side to side and even rhythmic movements. the hope is these movements associated with 10 to 30 minutes of exercise is enough to start getting your body to release endorphins, those neurotransmitters or brain hormones that make you feel good associated with euphoria can relieve stress and reduce your pain. >> what other ways outside of beyond exercise can you do that? >> so there are some other ways. exercise is the number one way but other ways include things like acupuncture, meditation, laughter, watching a funny video, even listening to music and dancing. >> okay, so how much movement do you recommend a day? what's the sweet spot? >> so that sweet spot is anywhere between 30 and 60 minutes. the goal, do that daily. if you can't at least three times a week. when you do that your body releases more than just endorphins. there are other neurotransmitters like serotonin and dopamine associated with motivation and our rewar

who would sustain it, blinking now was to lose joy and hon. georgia. i was fresh, shorter, genario and very bird need a caucus yet to fall in love. sure. with a with latisha's badge engine. unless you just go with the big speech with, i was with dinah when dealing with all of them wasn't with us and don, bye and down to variable. going to go on another little rescue mission. we're picking up an old man with some bad legs. so welcome to marry, you again, don't, adds in 2014 december, 2014. after seeing the war crimes and installed american installed with the regime of when a burg people to death and beat him to death in odessa. when they bought the lou, god's administration building killed civilians, their booth . your brain has real fascism. i watch some idiots last night, some so called professor somewhere saying, oh there's no nazis in your grand zalinski is jewish, the president's jews. there can be not. that's a lie. that's alive with a bomb or such as o chart is in the apollo shoals, not lazy mood, the above published get them all which will just

the sailor said, we are on course with the joy does not last long. however. are you a bit worried about what's happening there? yes, a little bit. okay. okay. then let's take action then and take down the say, right? i don't have a good idea and quickly because the dangerous thing about lake constance is that the weather here can change very suddenly the salesman fact and it starts to rain, but we're lucky. there is no storm. the 1st leg of our journey is the longest. we're heading to the city of constance. well, right now it's raining. so we take a little break. and while we do that, we have a brief overview of what you should know about the city. ah, ah, constant. the largest urban center on lake constance is a city full of history. at the harbor entrance, interior welcomes the excursion boats. the 9 me to told statute is the cities landmark constance lies right on the border with switzerland. you can simply walk across it . in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages, the still well preserved. that's largely due to a

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the mom now helping others with the joy inspired by her beloved son. >> this is called the mason shuffle. >> reporter: mason mazuka had a way of lighting up any room >> three, four, five >> reporter: his mom kelly said he spread joy everywhere he went kelly, tell us a little bit about mason. >> he was full of life from the get-go. >> reporter: but in 2016, kelly got devastating news her 4-year-old had leukemia >> he was happy while he fought. >> reporter: he was able to even dance through the difficulties >> yes i miss him every single minute. he was my best friend. >> reporter: after mason passed in 2018, kelly and her family turned their grief into a mission their goal to help other children who need extra love and care >> okay. >> reporter: over the years, kelly and her husband, bob, opened their home to eight foster children. >> come on >> reporter: kelly taking care to protect their privacy. she also started a non-profit called mason's st strong village the organization honors mason's upbeat attitude the communityhelping kelly pack and give out joy boxes to kids in d.c. area hospita

>> i don't know, joy. it's a scary moment. nobody wants to be captured by the russians and then accused of being terrorists. they're trying to play this quid pro quo game what aboutism comparing different methods of fighting that are different but trying to say they're the same and you need to remember that in russia propaganda if you watch russian television, they've been saying that this is the center of naziism, mariupol and these fighters so it plays into that propaganda and i want to underscore completely falsified propaganda narrative but that i think even makes it harder for there to be, for instance, a soldier swap that i think the ukrainians would be interested in doing. >> yeah, and i will note even on russian state tv one of their military analysts admitted the whole world is against us so that maybe is a crack in the propaganda that's being seen by russians. >> i'm glad you underscored that. that interview and i'm going to tweet it out so that people can see it, that was shocking and maybe the sign that there are s

it's not the same joy you thought you'd have, and it's always different, but you will find joy again and you'll alws have an empty chair at your table. n yes from now.at you're feelinh it won't be the same. it changes, it morphs, but it's always there. it's a part of who you are now. it's part of who your family is now. it's part of who your community is now. so it's something that you don't get over. and they will lose friends in the process because somewhere along the line, someone well-meaning will say, you need to get over this and move on. it's impossible. how does one get over the loss of a child? that is your future. and when you lose that future, it's very easy to lose hope. so we let them know that there's an army of other survivors for them around the country and that there are resources for them. we recommend trauma therapy immediately, the sooner the better, because we see, we've seen the results of people who who do get that help early on. amna: sandy, it was ten years ago you lost your daughter. sandy: yeah. amna: which means the kids who died here were born the year sh

>> joy, i'm sitting here like you crying in ander. i don't know. you be with people and the other thing is you have to recognize america. that's not something that comes from one crazed racist shooter or one craze the extremist fox new commentator spewing this stuff. this is something in the ethos of this nation that we've not dealt with. you know, i was thinking as a poor community, poor black community and this replacement theory, joy, this is the latest version of it. that's why you see the woman shaking. it brings up all kinds of terrorism. this is the latest if. you go back to the 19th century you have thomas dixon who wrote "birth of a nation" and woodrow wilson in the oval office, like trump and steve bannon bought racism so blatantly in the oval office and then it became policy, a basis to justify racism and then what happened in 1915 that they played that movie and then nearly 100 black men were killed and in 1919 riots broke out all over the country. the krug was celebrated as somehow protecting the country from replacement and the people

can bring you joy if you practice them. thanks like waving your arms above your head, swing side-to-side, and rhythmic with men's. the hope is that these movements with 10 to 30 minute exercises is enough to get your body leasing endorphins. those are brain hormones that make you feel good and are associated with euphoria, can relieve stress and reduce your pain. julian: there it is. you can watch the full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00. kumasi, you said this is what you do in the club. kumasi: ♪ put your hands in the air and wave them like you don't care. ♪ that is all i heard. julian: how can you be mad and dancing at the same time? kumasi: the worse you dance, the better. julian: just get into it. kumasi: like nobody is looking. the more joy you might have. [laughter] julian: coming up, the seven things you need to know today. things you need to know today. kumasi: and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing

for them, it's a joy to take part. peter: great stuff. it's time to blow the whistle on "focus on europe” this time round. for now, bye-bye, tshÜss, and all the very best. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

that we all know who your daughter amerie jo was, what brought her joy, what brings you joy. i can't imagine what it's like for you in this moment. i wonder, though, as you're dealing with this probably hour by hour, are there moments that you think of, i know you just celebrated amerie's birthday. are there moments you think of that do bring some joy to you as you remember your daughter? >> i mean yes, you know, like you said i have my moments, i can be joking around one second then as soon as i see a picture of her it hits me like a ton of bricks but yes, i do have joy in remembering who she was and the relationship me and my daughter had, you know, we had a special relationship and her mom would tell me she was just like me and, you know, i feel like she had a very strong character and personality and, you know, she was a lot of great things and had a lot of great qualities about her. you know, she was just the perfect daughter to me. so it brings me joy to know that i got an opportunity to have such a great daughter and i try to be the best father i could be and, you know

for them, it's a joy to take part. peter: great stuff. it's time to blow the whistle on "focus on europe” this time round. for now, bye-bye, tshÜss, and all the very best. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] 05/26/22 05/26/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: the idea in 18-year-old can walk into a store and buy weapons of war designed a marketed to kill, i think is wrong. it just violates common sense. amy: president biden has announced plans to visit uvalde , texas, after an 18-year-old

for them, it's a joy to take part. peter: great stuff. it's time to blow the whistle on "focus on europe” this time round. for now, bye-bye, tshÜss, and all the very best. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] berlin. a warning that ukraine's fight against russian forces is going badly. towns and cities are being hit by intense shelling as moscow focuses on capturing ukraine's industrial heartland. also, olaf scholz tells the world economic forum all must be done to preserve globalization and ensure that russia loses i

. ♪ >>. [ choir singing "ode to joy"] >>. [choir singing "ode to joy"] >> freedom indoors against all odds in the face of every aggressor. there are always those who will fight for that freedom. and in the 20th and 21st century, freedom had no greater champion than madeleine albright. and alice, katie, your mom was a force. a force for nature. her goodness and grace, her humanity and intellect, she turned the tide of history. david, daniel, jack, jake, ben and ellie, you're too young to remember this but when the iron curtain fell, the berlin wall came down, our world faced one of those inflection points. once in a generation moment of upheaval but opportunity as well. people in nations around the world were deciding the future you wanted to make for themselves. and your grandmother, your grandmother as madame ambassador was the first female secretary of state in american history made sure those nations and those people knew exactly where the united states of america stood. and what we stood for. you know, all through it her

, :, joy? it is the most important thing to do. football— joy? it is the most important thing to do. football is _ joy? it is the most important thing to do. football is the _ joy? it is the most important thing to do. football is the only - joy? it is the most important thing to do. football is the only reason, | to do. football is the only reason, well, football we are in the moment when we play, the 90 mitts, you are allowed to be focused on this and if you lose, you suffer together which, you lose, you suffer together which, you are not alone in this moment and if you win, you celebrate together, you are not alone in this moment so this is the most important thing. i think being lonely with your problems is the most difficult thing in life. if you are together with others, it is always how they say, a shared problem is half a problem. and so that is what we try to do but of course, i know it is not... it is really tough at the moment out there for plenty of reasons. i am really happy that we can give our people this kind ofjoy in a way that t

the sailor said, we are on course with the joy does not last long. however. are you a bit worried about what's happening there? yes, a little bit. okay. okay. he then let's take action then and take down the say, right? i don't have a good idea and quickly because the dangerous thing about lake constance is that the weather here can change very suddenly the salesman fact and it starts to rain, but we're lucky. there is no storm. the 1st leg of our journey is the longest. we're heading to the city of constance. well, right now it's raining. so we take a little break. and while we do that, we have a brief overview of what you should know about the city. ah, ah, constant. the largest urban center on lake constance is a city full of history. at the harbor entrance, imperial welcomes the excursion boat. the 9 me to to stopped you is the cities landmark. constance lies right on the border with switzerland. you can simply walk across it . in the middle of the city, constance is old town, which dates from the middle ages is still well preserved. that's largely due to